Hello everybody, I have a question. Sorry if it's been asked before, couldn't find it the archives. Is it possible to tell rsync to use multiple source trees with a given priority for colliding files? I imagine having a list of products for each workstation, and say "use xyz as base tree, and the products a,b,c may substitute files if necessary". I know that that's normally no problem in *nix as there won't be any colliding files; but even without them I don't want to say "synchronize with this tree, delete files if necessary" followed by "synchronize with this' product tree" as this would result in a lot of traffic. I know that this could be done via linux and a per-process-filesystem using "mount --bind" which is created on ssh-logon. But that seems too complicated to me, especially if there is a lot of machine wanting to resync Colliding files would often be the case in a win32-port (mfc*.dll). So, is there a solution? Regards, Phil
