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Hi,

Unison (http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/) is a really great
tool, but it may be interesting, for me, to synchronize more than one
folder (or file, depending on the choices) per profile.

For example, if I have a profile `Docs', I would like to synchronize
/home/myself/Docs

_and_

/home/Docs.txt

Is it possible? I tried modifying the related .prf in ~/.unison/, but
it did not work out.

Thanks!
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On Sunday January 31 2010 3:58:10 am Merciadri Luca wrote:
> For example, if I have a profile `Docs', I would like to synchronize
> /home/myself/Docs
>
> _and_
>
> /home/Docs.txt
>
> Is it possible? I tried modifying the related .prf in ~/.unison/, but
> it did not work out.

You can add multiple "path =" settings. For example, your profile would look
something like

root = <computer 1>
root = <computer 2>

path = /home/myself/Docs
path = /home/Docs.txt

MM


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Matthew Moore <anonymous.jondoe@gmail.com> writes:

> You can add multiple "path =" settings. For example, your profile would look
> something like
>
> root = <computer 1>
> root = <computer 2>
>
> path = /home/myself/Docs
> path = /home/Docs.txt
Okay. Nice. However, your example does not work (at least with my
Unison), as it asks for relative paths (and not absolute). I did not
know this. Thanks!

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On Sunday January 31 2010 11:39:31 am Merciadri Luca wrote:
> Matthew Moore <anonymous.jondoe@gmail.com> writes:
> > You can add multiple "path =" settings. For example, your profile would
> > look something like
> >
> > root = <computer 1>
> > root = <computer 2>
> >
> > path = /home/myself/Docs
> > path = /home/Docs.txt
>
> Okay. Nice. However, your example does not work (at least with my
> Unison), as it asks for relative paths (and not absolute). I did not
> know this. Thanks!

They are relative to the root directories. In your case, you would have it as

root = /
root = ssh://<other compter>//

... or something like that. If you only care about syncing targets that are
anchored in /home/, then you could change your roots to be something else.

MM


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Matthew Moore <anonymous.jondoe@gmail.com> writes:

> On Sunday January 31 2010 11:39:31 am Merciadri Luca wrote:
>> Matthew Moore <anonymous.jondoe@gmail.com> writes:
>> > You can add multiple "path =" settings. For example, your profile would
>> > look something like
>> >
>> > root = <computer 1>
>> > root = <computer 2>
>> >
>> > path = /home/myself/Docs
>> > path = /home/Docs.txt
>>
>> Okay. Nice. However, your example does not work (at least with my
>> Unison), as it asks for relative paths (and not absolute). I did not
>> know this. Thanks!
>
> They are relative to the root directories. In your case, you would have it as
>
> root = /
> root = ssh://<other compter>//
>
> ... or something like that. If you only care about syncing targets that are
> anchored in /home/, then you could change your roots to be something else.

Sure. Okay. Thanks.
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