3 Dec 2007 00:17
Nautilus+Unison to remote and local synchronization
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2007-12-02 23:17:24 GMT
2007-12-02 23:17:24 GMT
Hi all, The following unison related project was created on Cofundos.org (a platform for describing open-source project ideas and pooling resources for their implementation): *Nautilus+Unison to remote and local synchronization* by wladston Tags: Plugin gnome sync unison nautilus remote_files http://Cofundos.org/project.php?id=76 Project description: Integrate unison on nautilus, on a transparent way. User should be able to right click a folder, select "sync", and then choose the remote medium, just like it's done on unison. User should also mark a sync schedule option when configuring the sync (sync each day, sync each 2 days, sync on sundays, etc.) folders with are synced would appear with a different mini-icon (maybe a mirror drawing, or a networking image or something like). When right clicked, the user should be able to select "configure sync" and edit the sync options (schedule, and remote location, conflicts, everything from unison) Nautilus should have a "synced folders" tab on the preference settings, where the user can edit the profiles and view the current synced folders, much like one can do using unison. The Nautilus File Manager is a part of Gnome : http://www.gnome.org/projects/nautilus/ And the Unison file synchronizer tool : http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/ More info at: http://Cofundos.org/project.php?id=76 You can support this project by commenting it or bidding for its impementation! --(Continue reading)
I also occasionally have to use Windows
Having managed to get GTK+
installed I can use either the GUI browser or the command line version
that comes with Cygwin. Because Ubuntu is currently on 2.13.16 (though
the help about screen reports 2.13.15), this is the version I am using
from Cygwin. Till a few days ago it was all working. Then after one
sync, I started getting:
Fatal error: Internal error: New archives are not identical.
I removed all the archive files just in case, and reran, with the same
result. This happens with both GUI and command line. I stripped down
the number of paths to two trivial ones, and still I get the problem. I
ran with -debug all and the result is attached (hopefully this mail list
doesn't remove attachments).
I am assuming that the transfer has resulted in a file on the Windows
box that has a name that means the Ubuntu path and the Windows path can
never be reconciled. But this is a wild guess. The real question is
how to find what the problem actually is.
Thanks.
THanks again.
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