Re: [Nolug] Sharing File Systems

On Mon, Jan 05, 2009 at 04:47:04PM -0600, Joey Kelly wrote:
> > What about rsync over ssh?
>
> I was going to put my two cents in last week, but since you mentioned my
> solution, I guess I can chime in now.
>
> As I understand it, John's got a non-homogeneous network. Each Linux distro
> puts things in a different spot, plus there's FreeBSD to contend with. I had a

What's to contend with FreeBSD that isn't worse that a non-standard
Linux environment? :P

> similar setup some time back, and I scripted for each target.
>
> Basically this is a "make" setup... there is a master, and updates are pushed
> to the slaves using some sort of makefile. It works, but I'm not convinced
> it's the smartest approach.

This makes using subversion sound like not such a bad idea. Each box
would be responsible for the checkout and execution - even the per-box
scripts could be kept in the repo, so those could be updated on the
fly as well.

>
> Part two of his project... I would use KDE's Konqueror to mount the remote
> boxen via fish, probably.

I still think mounting an fs is a bad idea, but I am not as familiar
with the situation as you.

Brett

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