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RE: rdist Examples

From: Deshpande, Kirti <kirti.deshpande_at_verizon.com>
Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2003 18:18:46 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.0052E963.20030113181846@fatcity.com>


Ethan,

Here is one my 'dist' scripts.
This sends files from HP Server to Sun Servers. Check that last couple of lines.

HTH,

#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# File Name: dist_all_to_SUN.rdist
#
# This is the distfile for 'rdist' to distribute scripts to SUN servers.
#
# by Kirti
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# HOSTS to contain all UNIX servers running Oracle Databases

HOSTS = (is008 sn024 sn050 snprod02)

#
# File names (with full path of repository directory) of the file(s) to distribute
# from local machine
#

FILES = ( /home/oracle/tools/backups/DIST/db_cloner.ksh

          /home/oracle/tools/backups/DIST/db_cold_backup.ksh)

#
# Send files to target 'production' directories on the remote hosts
#

hosts: ${FILES} -> ${HOSTS}

       install /vz/prod_scripts;

#-- End of file

-----Original Message-----
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 2:51 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L

rdist is a good way to keep files (sql, tools, tnsnames) synchronized between servers, in my case I need to replicate

/db01/foo/* to /u01/foo/*

Going from /db01/foo to /db01/foo on a different server is easy but I can not find any examples of going to another directory structure. The docs are not very clear to me, sorry my IQ really isn't very high (never take an IQ test with your wife, once she finds out she is smarter things are never the same), anyway I ramble...

http://docs.sun.com/db/doc/805-3172/6j31br5lf?a=view

My rdist config file looks like this...

HOSTS=( bunnyfoofoo )
FILES=( /db01/foo/* )
(${FILES}) -> (${HOSTS})
install -R;

Here is what I run...

rdist -f rdist.txt -y -R

Works great, now how do I go from db01 to u01?

Thanks ahead of time.

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