DirSync

Re: New Feature Suggestion/ Windoze uses
In version 1.09 I have added log support.

New Feature Suggestion/ Windoze uses
First, Micro$oft windows users:

Note that this works OUT of the box from the zip file version on windoze. I personally leave it in the same directory on all my machines

C:\program files\util\dirsync

Second, it would be great if we could have a new option, say -l (or Log) which would take also imply a -v9. The -L(og) option would write a detailed log of all actions to a file named dirsync.MMYYDD or something similar...

Help getting rsync up on windoze (2000/xp)

...snip....supports MSDoS (with only a

makefile)...snip...

OK. for the totally ignornat, can someone help us newbies

and show us WHAT needs to be done aftger

cygwin is installed on the system??

I went to cygwin, and it wont let me do a makefile on it.

[

$ . ./makefile

bash: make:: command not found

bash: @echo: command not found

bash: @echo: command not found

bash: @echo: command not found

bash: @echo: command not found

bash: msdos:: command not found

bash: make: command not found

bash: watcomc:: command not found

bash: make: command not found

bash: visualc:: command not found

bash: make: command not found

bash: linux:: command not found

bash: make: command not found

bash: -DNDEBUG: command not found

bash: tar:: command not found

tar: $+: Cannot stat: No such file or directory

tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors

bash: pkzip25: command not found

bash: install:: command not found

bash: DESTDIR: command not found

bash: DESTDIR: command not found

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thanks.

Re: What is wrong with rsync?

>

> % It also looks like it's buildable on

> % windows and linux, and

> % supports MSDoS (with only a makefile)

> % which is a bit of

> % an accomplishment.

>

>

> Oh, how did I miss that? Infact, now I

> think I need to check

> this out as I might put it to use on a

> windoze box.

This application is not a subset of rsync

because the purpose is different , is a small utility

that syncronize 2 directory not only on Unix

machine but also in Win32 and even MSDOS,

the main purpose is to mirror data from 2 system

for example one server and one notebook or

one production server and one backup server.

Re: What is wrong with rsync?

> It also looks like it's buildable on

> windows and linux, and

> supports MSDoS (with only a makefile)

> which is a bit of

> an accomplishment.

Oh, how did I miss that? Infact, now I think I need to check

this out as I might put it to use on a windoze box.