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Directory symlinker and content syncer.
Since goanysync syncs files to ramdisk (or ramfs) and back to disk... Why not call it go2ramdisk? Or sync-persistent-ramdisk, for something so generic that can be configured to sync browser...
All seemed to work but failed at the end due to missing secret key see the std out:- robertk@storm:~/projects-oss/goanysync$ GOPATH=/home/robertk/projects-oss/goanysync make deb rm -f goanysync-1.10b.tar.gz rm -f goanysync_*.tar.gz rm -f...
running "make": unhandled CPU exception 0x2 - aborting R00=00000004 R01=f6fff4f8 R02=00000000 R03=00000008 R04=0007be19 R05=00000000 R06=00000000 R07=000000ae R08=00000000 R09=00000000 R10=00448000 R11=00000000 R12=00000000 R13=f6fff4f8 R14=0007bdcc R15=0007be1a PSR=00000030 ---- T usr32
Return an error if there are open files (see man lsof and ramlog), instead of creating the rampath (symlink/mount) on top of open files. This should especially prevent messing up...
For exampe, with each created ramdir make a symlink from /run/asd to each backup dir, and and on shutdown "sync" and "unsync" all created ramdirs back to disk. (Even if...
ubuntu 12.04 Lines like the following in the output of # sudo lsof | grep log rsyslogd 1673 syslog 5w REG 252,3 367950 523357 /var/log-backup_goanysync/syslog (deleted) smbd 2172 root 2w...
mktemp looks like the standard to safely create files in publicly writable places
If reading from disk is not much of an issue, the RAM usage could be reduced by using a union filesystem mount (e.g. http://aufs.sourceforge.net) to keep changes in RAM and...