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Mirror a local directory with rsync

Today we talk about rsync: a command-line program that synchronizes a source with a local or remote destination. In today's example we will be synchronizing two local directories. I recently offered my girlfriend a backup of her photos. I migrated my data to a local server and the Read more…

By TheJoe, 2 years18 December 2022 ago

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Mount the remote FTP locally with “curlftpfs”

Today is a little advice to use FTP in a very simple. Curlftps usually is not automatically installed in major distributions, although this is easily found in the repositories. As always the installation instructions are the usual: “yum -y install curlftpfs” per Red Hat, and “apt-get install curlftpfs” Read more…

By TheJoe, 15 years29 May 2010 ago

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Mirror a local directory with rsync

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Mount the remote FTP locally with “curlftpfs”