From: Robert Gullace (tronix_man@YAHOO.COM)
Date: Tue Apr 22 2003 - 20:56:58 EDT
You could also try out www.samba.org and grab the software called rsync. I use it on some of our customers and love it. Works really great to sync up filesystems or files or directories from one unix box to another. It also is supposed to work with windows, but last I heard it was not that great. Rsync will only transfer the block of the file that has been modified. So if you really don't need to move teh whole file it will only move that block. It seriously cuts down on network bandwith usage. Bob.
Lloyd Dieter <ldieter@SNRGY.COM> wrote:Check out "ncftp", and the script-friendly "ncftpget" and
"ncftpput"...pretty nifty. The client is freely available, the server
code costs.
-Lloyd
On Tue, 22 Apr 2003 13:24:48 -0500
Greg Breuer
wrote:
> Is there an FTP client for AIX which will transfer directory
> structures too (recursive)? As I see it, the default FTP does not
> allow this.
>
> Help! I want to transfer a lot of data, but surely not looking
> forward to tarring the whole lot to move the data to another AIX box.
> --
>
> Gregory S. Breuer
> GRC/MSDIS
> UM-Columbia
> v:573.884.7802 f:573.884.4239
> mailto:breuerg@missouri.edu
> MSDIS - http://msdis.missouri.edu/
> * * *
> Don't worry about the world coming to an end today.
> It's already tomorrow in Australia.
>
> -Charles Schultz
>
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