Hello All,
Myself Garvit Sharma working in hyderabad central
university(HCU) at DCIS. I have started using rsync to sync the data and i
found it very interesting. After using rsync a lot i realized to contribute
to rsync by adding some extra features into it. Every time for
synchronization we need to do it manually by executing command on the
command line but instead of doing it manually imagine if it does
automatically sync whenever it find changes in the single file.
To do this we need to start a daemon on both the source and destination and
these daemon will check the time stamp of last modification of the
directory we want and if it finds the new time stamp then it will sync.
The above mentioned idea is my own and i have already started reading and
understanding the source of rsync. Please give your comments, your comments
matters a lot for me.
Thanks,
--
Regards
Garvit Sharma
Computer Science and Engineering
UG Third year
LNM IIT, Jaipur
*No Body is a Scholar by birth, its only hard work and strong determination
that makes him master.*
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garvit sharma wrote:> Hello All, > > Myself Garvit Sharma working in hyderabad central > university(HCU) at DCIS. I have started using rsync to sync the data > and i found it very interesting. After using rsync a lot i realized to > contribute to rsync by adding some extra features into it. Every time > for synchronization we need to do it manually by executing command on > the command line but instead of doing it manually imagine if it does > automatically sync whenever it find changes in the single file. > To do this we need to start a daemon on both the source and > destination and these daemon will check the time stamp of last > modification of the directory we want and if it finds the new time > stamp then it will sync. > > The above mentioned idea is my own and i have already started reading > and understanding the source of rsync. Please give your comments, your > comments matters a lot for me.Look at rsnapshot and unison http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/ http://www.rsnapshot.org/ -- Engineer for hire Contract management, administration, training http://www.seiner.com/engineer/resume.pdf
On 05/19/2013 10:19:10 PM, garvit sharma wrote:> Hello All, > > Myself Garvit Sharma working in hyderabad central > university(HCU) at DCIS. I have started using rsync to sync the data > and i > found it very interesting. After using rsync a lot i realized to > contribute > to rsync by adding some extra features into it. Every time for > synchronization we need to do it manually by executing command on the > command line but instead of doing it manually imagine if it does > automatically sync whenever it find changes in the single file. > To do this we need to start a daemon on both the source and > destination and > these daemon will check the time stamp of last modification of the > directory we want and if it finds the new time stamp then it will > sync.You might also consider invoking rsync from incron. Karl <kop at meme.com> Free Software: "You don't pay back, you pay forward." -- Robert A. Heinlein