comp.os.linux.networking

Robert Harris wrote:
> You need to run a rsync daemon on the server in any case; your choice is
> whether to have it running all the time (from startup) or to be invoked
> by inetd when an rsync client connects.

Actually, you don't have to have rsyncd running on the server if you
use ssh as the transport and the rsync binary in the user's path. My
users routinely slog tons of data across our network without me having
to setup rsync repositories for them.


Mike

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