Re: [SLUG] Maintaining files on a Novel Server from Linux box.

[Geoffrey Robertson <hector@nospam.zip.com.au>]

have you looked at sitecopy or xsitecopy? They both
do a mirror type thing and work a bit like rsync
i.e. update changes to a web site tree.

geoffrey 

Michael Lake wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> The UTS here has just moved to a Novell Server and although
> I can ftp my files up telnet is turned off and ssh is not
> installed. Previously I ftp'ed my tarballed homepages up,
> telnetted in and unzipped and untarred my files. For small
> changes I edited base text files with vi and a script
> regenerated the html pages. They then went into their
> correct places.
> 
> Without terminal access and just ftp what are some
> alternative options for page management? My pages don't have
> a flat file structure - there are a few subdirectories.
> 
> The sysadmin person here is open to suggestions. He thought
> rsync might be a possibility and I came across an rsync
> tutorial:
>         http://eunuchs.org/linux/rsync/rsync_content.html
> rsync is not on the server at present.
> 
> Otherwise Novell clients for Linux, HTML page management
> apps with NDS support - what else? Any suggestions from
> experience?
> 
> Mike
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