I am looking for a way, if possible, to mount a ext3 partition on one suse server to another one. Looking for a way to accomplish this if possible. Not for anything permanent.
Assuming both servers are on the same network, export the partition with NFS.
https://www.suse.com/documentation/sles11/book_sle_admin/data/sec_nfs_configuring-nfs-server.html
Hi
Use sftp? If you have a desktop running, you can do this via Nautilus,
or gftp.
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Can you give me detail into these two options? I am not familiar with either on how it works.
I want to copy data from the one partition to another, and I could just use scp, but I don’t believe scp had incremental switches for copying data. I am using a GW tool dbcopy and due to size want to be able to dbcopy a first run with users on the system, and then run it again with users off using switch to only copy changed items.
rsync is a great tool for copying stuff from here to there, and it does
incremental stuff by default. Examples are available aplenty online and
it uses SSH by default these days for communications so it can be secure.
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Good luck.
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