On Fri 26 Jun 2009, Wei, Xiaohai wrote:
I want to backup the who linux system to a windows system. The backup will
not be used in windows and will only be used to restore to linux system
later.
So I want to know is it possible to use rsync to keep the user/group and
other permission
Low, Alex wrote:
Hi Matt,
Phew ! you were quick, and it's very much appreciated.
Ok.
We have three Solaris servers, and we have an Oracle database running on
each of them, 1 Primary (prod) and
2 standbys (one 24 hours behind Prod and the other 4 hours behind
Production).
The Arch logs
Conway, Timothy wrote:
That's not a usual feature. That's a very unusual feature, as it
would never be included in a syncronization tool.
Actually it's likely something which likely is popular in a sync tool,
it's just that rsync is more like a mirror-ing tool than a full sync tool.
I
On Fri, 2009-06-26 at 16:21 +0100, Ed W wrote:
I love rsync, but I recently discovered unison and for some tasks it
works better. In particular it is designed to track changes on both
sides and can spot the difference between something deleted and not
yet copied. Perhaps give it a whirl with