All,
To do something we need internally (maybe later externally I
don't know) we need to use either wget or curl. The question is
what are the advantages of each? I notice that urpmi defaults to
curl, and usually Mandrake has a viable justification for what it
does,(that I trust) so perhaps
James Sparenberg wrote:
All,
To do something we need internally (maybe later externally I
don't know) we need to use either wget or curl. The question is
what are the advantages of each? I notice that urpmi defaults to
curl, and usually Mandrake has a viable justification for what it
rsync is what we are moving away from because, it doesn't have
what is needed. (Can't go into details sorry) I'm not trying to
sync. I'm trying to download specific pieces of data or other
products. wget and curl both work but I'm tasked with finding out
which one other developers/users
Rod was right.
I use rsync over ssh and it works great.
/usr/bin/rsync -avrpogtl --delete -e ssh
samnite:/home/ftp/pub/mandrake-devel/ /var/ftp/pub/mandrake-devel/
In scripts I use expect.
For a single file I use scp.
Jim Tarvid
Seriously, you should use rsync. One user states that
James Sparenberg wrote:
rsync is what we are moving away from because, it doesn't have
what is needed. (Can't go into details sorry) I'm not trying to
sync. I'm trying to download specific pieces of data or other
products. wget and curl both work but I'm tasked with finding out
which
On Thu, 25 Jul 2002 15:22:41 -0500
J. Craig Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James Sparenberg wrote:
rsync is what we are moving away from because, it doesn't have
what is needed. (Can't go into details sorry) I'm not trying
to sync. I'm trying to download specific pieces of data or
