Hi there.
A colleague and I here at OSA have been looking at exactly this for some time
now. We have implemented two prototypes over HTTP and have found that the
number of blocks matched is almost identical whichever way around you do it.
Reverse mode makes more sense for file distribution for a
need digest version of list...to much mail today.
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Folks here may be interested in the Internet Draft "Delta encoding in HTTP".
Briefly, the idea is for a client or downstream proxy to tell a server or
upstream proxy that it already has a particular version (specified by ETag) of
the document or a template file and is prepared to receive a delta-
> I have rsync on two Solaris 2.8 machines. I'm trying to replicate a
> directory and all of its subdirectories from one machine to the other. I'm
> not running rsync as a daemon. The command that I'm running is:
> rsync -avvv /opt/samba/ trumpet:/opt/samba
> This runs for a while and then it
Hi,
I looked into how to reduce the cpu/disk load on the server and how to
rsync compressed files more efficiently.
I found that I have to reverse the checksum algorithm to used
precached checksum files on the server.
Since I don't need any listing of file it reduces the protocol
requirements d
I have rsync on two Solaris 2.8 machines. I'm trying to replicate a
directory and all of its subdirectories from one machine to the other. I'm
not running rsync as a daemon. The command that I'm running is:
rsync -avvv /opt/samba/ trumpet:/opt/samba
This runs for a while and then it stops. An
We have been running rsync for a while and it works great! But, we just ran
into a situation I need some quick help on:
Solaris 2.6 to Solaris 2.6, destination running in daemon mode.
We ran out of space on one of the file systems, so we made a soft link (ln
-s) to a different file system to ma
Well, here is how I enabled passwordless login on from my debian 2.2 box
to itself to test MPICH stuff:
First, be sure ~/.ssh/authorized_keys files is not group writable, and
contains the identity which is to be allowed to perform passwordless
logins.
In case there is something atypical in my s
thanks for the help so far..this is a helpful list!
what i am trying to do is to be able to run a script from the command line,
which will later become part of a crontab.
the script is;
#!/bin/sh
/usr/bin/rync -ar -e ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/file/dir/ /file/dir
I think this is sort of what I'm looking for as well - I want to keep
backups of deleted files for 3 working days.
As rsync does not change the time stamp of backups, I have no clear way
of knowing which backups are 1 day old, or 2 days old, or 3 days old.
I've been thinking of writing a routine
hello,
i use rsync to compare hole servers.
common for me is the use of the --delete and
--delete-exlude switch in combination with --backup.
it works fine for me. what i also like to do is keeping
backed up files from modified files. that does not work
with the --backup witch. is there a way t
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