Re: Synchronizing data with Windows machine
- From: Thom Rosario <thom@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 08 Sep 2007 23:51:28 -0400
Howard Brazee wrote:
On Sat, 08 Sep 2007 17:49:01 -0400, Thom Rosario <thom@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
How can I have a similar command file on the Mac that will work fromI think what you're looking for is rsync.
there? (or eventually between two Macs)?
In the Mac's Terminal application (it's in the /Applications/Utilities directory), type
man rsync
and you'll see the manual for the rsync program. When you're done reading that, you can press "q" to quit reading the manual page. There's a nice GUI app for reading man pages called "ManOpen"; search on versiontracker.com to get it (it's free).
Thanks, I'll look into it next time I have time on my wife's computer.
Will it work synchronizing data in her iMac and a Windows machine?
Oops. Hadn't considered the windows part. Windows doesn't come w/ rsync, but if you're really interested, you could always try cygwin, which creates a unix-like environment on Windows. I haven't used it in years, but when I did, it was quite functional, but not for the meek.
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