Robert Citek schrieb:
I would imagine this rsync-based backup scheme would involve a number of
different programs: cygwin itself, crond, ssh, ps, and bash at a minimum in
addition to rsync. That's a lot of different programs.
I'm beginning to think a non-Cygwin solution may be their better fit and
> > I'm beginning to think a non-Cygwin solution may be their
> better fit and
> > may be the one they are leaning towards.
>
> rsync compiles fine without cygwin.
>http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/nt.html
>
Just thought i should correct this.
from that link
"1. You will need two files, rs
Hello Brian,
Thanks for the feedback.
At 06:34 PM 8/4/2003 -0700, Brian Dessent wrote:
>This is too generic a question. Cygwin is just a set of libraries that
>provide a Unix-like environment to programs... the behavior you describe
>would depend entirely on how those programs are written. Wit
On Mon, Aug 04, 2003 at 06:34:24PM -0700, Brian Dessent wrote:
>Robert Citek wrote:
>>A chemist friend of mine at the FDA has some questions about Cygwin and
>>how it interacts with Windows. Below is his e-mail message to me which
>>he asked to forward to the list if I felt it would help. I have
Robert Citek wrote:
> A chemist friend of mine at the FDA has some questions about Cygwin and how
> it interacts with Windows. Below is his e-mail message to me which he
> asked to forward to the list if I felt it would help. I have some
> questions of my own to ask him, but thought I would put
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