On Tue, 2009-11-10 at 08:40 +0100, Mac User FR wrote:
In another hand, if bandwidth is not your problem, with this method
rsync should (to be confirmed by an expert, what I am not) still use
incremental updates on your files if your ftp volume support append or
other file modification
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if there is a better approach to this
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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On Tue 19 Apr 2005, roger tremblay wrote:
I would like to use rsync client over ftp. I know how to use it with ssh
but it just can't work with ftp or ncftp. The purpose of usign it with ftp
is simple: most webhosting soft. like cpanel or plesk don't monitor ssh
bandwidth usage. You need to
Hello,
I would like to use rsync client over ftp. I know how to use it with ssh but
it just can't work with ftp or ncftp. The purpose of usign it with ftp is
simple: most webhosting soft. like cpanel or plesk don't monitor ssh
bandwidth usage. You need to monitore it in order to suspend an
Hello,
I would like to use rsync client over ftp. I know how to use it with ssh but
it just can't work with ftp or ncftp. The purpose of usign it with ftp is
simple: most webhosting soft. like cpanel or plesk don't monitor ssh
bandwidth usage. You need to monitore it in order to suspend an
