> I have to regularly move an entire source code tree back and forth between
> Linux and NT. When I move the tree of code I need to maintain the
> directory structure, convert carriage returns appropriately for the
> destination platform, and not change the date/time of last modification.
> Maintaining the last modified date/time seems to rule out using ncftp.
There are a few ways to do this:
- I think NT has an rdist implementation, which I think should be able to
do the carriage return processing as well.
- Create a windows-share on the NT machine, and mount it from Linux. Then
use "cp -a" to do the copying. And if done correctly, mounting it should
perform the cr/lf processing as well.
- Dump NT, and do development strictly on Linux :)
Dave
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