File Sychronoizing between Linux and Windows Using Unison
LU Hong-man
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LU Hong-man
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The file sychronization tools of unison was introduced in this article which can realize data transporting and sychronization on the across platforms.Unison has a number of features of its own such as: Unison works across platforms;Unison is a user-level program,needs no superuser privileges;Unison updates data on both replicas;Unison works over many connections such as socket,ssh,and etc;Unison is free,full source code is available under the GNU Public License.
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The file sychronization tools of unison was introduced in this article which can realize data transporting and sychronization on the across platforms.Unison has a number of features of its own such as: Unison works across platforms;Unison is a user-level program,needs no superuser privileges;Unison updates data on both replicas;Unison works over many connections such as socket,ssh,and etc;Unison is free,full source code is available under the GNU Public License.
Key concepts: Unison, Computer science, License, Operating system, Physics, Acoustics