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Synchronization of 2 directories
I have 2 hosts (server and client), on the client side I mount remote directory (through NFS). How can I synchronize content of 2 directories (one on the client, and one on the server, mounted to the client)? i.e. when client is connected to the server synchronization process is automatically started.
BZW is there any other way to synchronize data on different hosts? Note: I use Fedora 5/6 |
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