> Yes, if you remove the --delete parameter to the rsync call, then it
> will not delete files that no longer exist in the source file system.
At > RTI I don't use --delete when backing up certain project shares, to
>protect against users' "accidental" file deletions. Of course, you end
up >with a
> All the discussions of nifty hardware possibilities, along with my
> slightly flower-child "whole shebang" view, leads me to ask folks
> about their larger computing ecology and how it has impacted your
> choice of new devices, whether desktops, laptops, phones, servers,
> media (tivo, appletv, .
> I'll see your VMWare and raise it with a *free* Sun VirtualBox. I dropped
> all of my VMWare licenses a few months ago and switched over completely to
> VirtualBox.
>
> http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Community
>
> Sun's VB is much faster, more flexible, and more full featured for what I
> need t
> Well, my trusty Dell laptop HD has probebly died giving me an opportunity
> to upgrade to the next best thing. Â The next best thing must still be a
> laptop, runs Apache, MySQL and PHP, GIMP and screams, for minimum bucks,
> for all round office use and web development. Is it a MacOSX, Windows
>
> Owen's comic strip on chaos made me think of a photo I took a few
> years back in Artesia, New Mexico, which I offer for your amusement.
Hi Gary;
How's life in Ecuador? I hope all is well since you left NCGR.
Happy holidays and best wishes,
-Nick NF5Q
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