Linux and data storage?

[Sean M McMahon]

Gladly:  Not knowing about rcink's capabilities, the only program I'd seen 
which can update parts of a file is cvs.  Only knowing that I assumed to 
perform a backup from one system to another, you'd have to setup one 
system as the cvs server, the other as the client.  That's how I came to 
that conclusion  Of course it isn't really that usable because you can't 
files with . in them.  And it would take a lot of configuring. 




Gregory Nowak <greg at romuald.net.eu.org>
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On Mon, Sep 27, 2004 at 04:45:09PM -0700, Sean M McMahon wrote:
> I didn't know that about rsinc.  I always thaught you'd have to use cvs 
> for that kind of backup. 

Hmmm, cvs? Can you explain your reasoning for reaching such a
conclusion? I'd be genuinely interested in hearing it.

Greg



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