Women in Technology

Article:		Ten Things I Dig About Panther
Subject:		Synchronize?
Date:		2003-10-14 12:34:35
From:		duncan
Response to: Synchronize?
Nope. rsync and cvs both clobber resource forks. Not a big deal for many file formats, but for a few, it's a huge deal. Luckily, all of the file formats that I work with don't suffer when their resource forks are stripped.

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• Synchronize?
  2004-01-30 19:51:30  jwp [View]
  
  
  I'm curious. For which few is it a huge deal? I'd like to set up a "myDisk" on my FTP server to sync bookmarks, preferences, and occasionally a few documents.
  
  Also, is there a way to get around the Finder's limitation of putting files to a FTP server? I can PUT via terminal so it seems like there must be a workaround to drag and drop right into a disk mounted in the finder. Any help would be much appreciated.

• Synchronize?
  2004-01-30 19:51:12  jwp [View]
  
  
  I'm curious. For which few is it a huge deal? I'd like to set up a "myDisk" on my FTP server to sync bookmarks, preferences, and occasionally a few documents.
  
  Also, is there a way to get around the Finder's limitation of putting files to a FTP server? I can PUT via terminal so it seems like there must be a workaround to drag and drop right into a disk mounted in the finder. Any help would be much appreciated.

• Synchronize?
  2004-01-30 19:50:56  jwp [View]
  
  
  I'm curious. For which few is it a huge deal? I'd like to set up a "myDisk" on my FTP server to sync bookmarks, preferences, and occasionally a few documents.
  
  Also, is there a way to get around the Finder's limitation of putting files to a FTP server? I can PUT via terminal so it seems like there must be a workaround to drag and drop right into the finder. Any help would be much appreciated.