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Hi,
Rsync is a utility that syncronize data across a set of nodes. It work
pretty much similar to rcp but more complex and more control.
CoDA is a distributed file system from CMU. CODA allows you to see the same
directory structure from all nodes. The different from NFS is that
CODA distribute data across multiple nodes while NFS require a server to
serve data.
If you do not require an immidiate update, rsync seem to be the choice.
Putchong
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Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 3:15 PM
Subject: what's the different between rsync and coda?
> what's the different between rsync and coda?
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> thank you very much
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> tin
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