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I commonly work on multiple computers. I have various configuration files, eg, .bashrc , .gitconfig , .irbrc , .vimrc and configuration folders, eg, .vim/ that contain valuable customizations. Sometimes I want small variations in configuration between...
Started by Peter on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Versioned --non-recursive` cd $HOME for FILE in $FILES; do ln --symbolic --interactive $SCRIPT_DIR for that: http://www.nixtutor.com/linux/sync-config-files-across-multiple-computers-with-dropbox/
I usegit with branches....
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Let's say that I have 80Gb of data to transfer from one computer to another. What's the fastest method to transfer that files?
Network transfer? DVD Recording? Copying in a pen drive? Removing one HD and placing as secondary in the another PC and copy...
Started by Click Ok on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
There are utilities that will be able to moving a hard drive between ....
If you're copying files over the network, I would do something other than just dragging files with Windows Explorer.
Or more, it is probably not worth the hassle.
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I do a lot of work on my home computer, ranging from programming, writing stored procedures and writing documentation and reporting. A lot of this work is university related and constantly swapping files across several computers is annoying at best.
I...
Started by EnderMB on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
However, if you're a windows guy ....
What OS are you running?
Like Josh K, Dropbox would be my first choice .
I've had very good results using this as a sort of portable storage from home to work to other places .
Free too.
Dropbox would be my first pick.
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We have two Windows 2003 server domain controllers in our work network.
The first - dc01 - is the main domain controller and works as expected.
The second - dc02 (surprisingly) - is currently serving as an Exchange 2003 server, and also as a backup domain...
Started by Rune Jacobsen on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Double-check these, ensure that they are valid for your domain, correct... .
Anyway, first port of call for any such issue should always be your TCP/IP configuration on the DCs NIC, and your DNS server settings .
Firstly, there are no BDCs in an AD network.
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Useing VC++ VisualStudio 2003.
I'm trying to copy several image files (30kb or so per file) from another computer`s shared folder to a local file.
The problem is that there can be more than 2000 or so files in one transfer, and it seems to take its toll...
Started by Saifis on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This will require some code running at the source - you'll are that it will be the number of ....
Of small files, then you come up with a solution that packages them at the source into a single file and unpackages them at the destination.
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Does anyone have advice for easily copying files between a Windows XP machine [#A] (NTFS drive) --> External Hard Drive [NTFS] --> another Windows XP machine [#B] (NTFS drive) and getting the permissions set proprely?
Machine #A has all the data...
Started by NoahD on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Could be a pain to get your hands on it if you never had any Linux .
It can handle the file permissions, too and even let you backup / transfer the files securely via SSH .
Helpful for your purpose I think.
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I have the requirement to sync files (documents mostly, sound bites, high quality images) between multiple PCs, Macs and Linux clients and servers.
The number of files is large and delta syncs would be required. I would like a file changed on anywhere...
Started by Antitribu on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Versioning could be done with an underlying file system....
file changed at the same time in different places? How are you going to merge those changes?
You probably want to implement a (distributed) network file system of some sort.
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I use two computers. I bring a laptop to class/library/etc, but when I'm at home I prefer to use a desktop. I'm looking for a way to share files between these two computers. Right now, I use Dropbox. I'm willing to shell out some money for more storage...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at studentdoctor):
Pogoplug is excellent....
computers are on the same network when they're at home, you can just drag and drop files from one: : If the two computers are on the same network when they're at home, you can just drag and drop files.
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I have just joined this great FREE service called Dropbox, which works on Windows, Linux and Mac platforms. It is a very easy way to share and store your files online, photo's, documents, movies, anything!
It appears and works like a folder on your desktop...
Started by gavcooper on
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by 20 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at moneysavingexpert):
Automatically sync files across multiple computers, easy to share files with others for collaborations, share much Hi all,
I have been using Dropbox to sync and share files online and across computers it online HERE....
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How to delete all 10 files in one click from my computers , MY RECENT DODUMENTS?
Started by Ajit on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
What you want to do is clear the recent "filehippo.com" and install CCleaner software, it will remove your recent documents as well as temporary files.
The files are not actually stored in recent documents.
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