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Hi Jonathan,

Jonathan Poritz <kaleb@math.umd.edu> schrieb im Beitrag
<33259649.41C67EA6@math.umd.edu>...
> I wonder if anyone has or knows of some scripts which will
> reconcile two (pieces of) UNIX filesystems over a network
> connection.  The situation is that I run Linux on a machine
> at home but I also have a Sun running SunOS 4.1.something
> in my office at school, and I would like to be able to go home
> at night, turn on PPP via modem to the Sun in my office, type
> "reconcile" or somesuch, and after a few minutes have my home
> directory at home look exactly like it looked a few minutes
> ago at school.
> 
> I know, I could tar and compress my whole home directory every
> time I logout at school and simply download the whole thing,
> but we're talking many megabytes and my modem is not *that* fast.
> 
> Any ideas?

1. nfs : mount your drive at school over modem-nfs line, this is not realy
fast
2. remsh/rsh : you have to setup an gcc environment which is possible to
compile for
    your home-maschine and your school-maschine, then your can say 
    " rsh school make -DHOME-CPU "
   in your makefile you have to test for wich CPU you want to compile
3. rdist : you can use rdist for copying a filetree from one maschine to an
other

So long, Clemens