rcp behavior
Rich Salz
rsalz at bbn.com
Sat Nov 17 03:12:07 AEST 1990
In <1990Nov5.192620.1467 at nbc1.ge.com> scott at nbc1.GE.COM (Scott Barman) writes:
>I wrote and maintaining a program that has to run on both Suns and
>MicroVaxes (not my choice so save your flames). To make sure sources
>stay the same on all machines I am using my Makefile to rcp the changed
>sources to the other machines.
You might want to consider using rdist, or my own similar program called
"coda" to do this. Rdist reads file and pushes new files out to client
machines. Coda runs on a wide variety of clients and sucks over new files
from a master. Rdist is freely-distributable, part of the BSD sources,
and coda appeared in c.s.unix, volume 21.
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