Re: [tlug] Run rsync based on time difference between local file and server file

[Raymond Wan <rwan.kyoto@example.com>]

Hi Bruno,


On 2011-11-11 17:49, Bruno Raoult wrote:
> I don't understand the question... Just run your usual rsync script, it
> should just work...
> Time is *not* localtime in Unix/Linux systems, but UTC...
>
> Therefore, if your machines are quite correctly time-synced, it will just
> work...
...


I am just wondering...

Doesn't rsync work if you want to synchronize files from 
computer A to B?  But it won't work between both A to B and 
B to A?  I think what Chuck is asking is that you need to 
know whether to run rsync on computer A or on computer B.
Also, I think in Chuck's case, he has a central computer and 
>1 other computers.  So if synchronization is one-way, then 
you need to figure out where to run rsync.  Of course, when 
you push files across, if the target has an extra file from 
an earlier synchronization, --delete will remove it.  But I 
don't think rsync can sync in both directions.
If it can, then I guess I have been running it wrong :-P 
because that is why I moved from rsync to unison [which, 
again, has rsync behind it].
Ray