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novice: options for data sync / mounts
Novice Linux user...
I have two systems on different networks, only connected over the internet. From system #1, I need a way to either mount a directory from system #2, or do something in a very efficient manner to keep data from a certain directory on system #1 in sync with system #2. I do not have root on these boxes and cannot so something drastic like rsync. Running a shell script from cron would be an option, but I don't want to have to download the entire directory every time I connect.. just the changes would be nice... so
1. Can I create a mount across the internet between these boxes?
2. Is there something like rsync that I could use to only replicate the changes?
Thanks in advance....
I have two systems on different networks, only connected over the internet. From system #1, I need a way to either mount a directory from system #2, or do something in a very efficient manner to keep data from a certain directory on system #1 in sync with system #2. I do not have root on these boxes and cannot so something drastic like rsync. Running a shell script from cron would be an option, but I don't want to have to download the entire directory every time I connect.. just the changes would be nice... so
1. Can I create a mount across the internet between these boxes?
2. Is there something like rsync that I could use to only replicate the changes?
Thanks in advance....
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