Re: Any tool like rsync that uses ssh/scp as it's transport???

From: Doug McIntyre (merlyn_at_visi.com)
Date: 09/29/03

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    Date: 29 Sep 2003 00:44:00 GMT

    Rhugga <rhugga@yahoo.com> writes:
    >I am looking for a replacement for rsync that is based on SSL. Any
    >suggestions?

    Do you want to use SSH as the transport or SSL? Two different things
    altogether, although the same results in the end. I'll assume the
    question is about SSH.

    The answer is 'rsync' :)

    rsync --rsh=ssh

    assuming ssh is in your path, if not put the full path name to it.

    Since ssh is so easy to use, nobody really does SSL for things like this. 

    -- 
Doug McIntyre						merlyn@visi.com
                   Network Engineer/Jack of All Trades
                      Vector Internet Services, Inc.
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