Re^2: recording a stream of data remotely, and reliably

No there's no solution right now, it's simply catting a file to disk, so a simple solution from scratch must be written. It's just convoluted since the disk happens to live in another machine...

sharing is less simple in my opinion, but if it works it works, what technology would you pursue to accomplish that? the big disk is in a box running OS X 10.3 and the sampling machine is running Ubuntu 5.10, very bare install. I sense that NFS could do this, but i've never worked with it so i'm hesitant to do so.

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Re^3: recording a stream of data remotely, and reliably by GrandFather (Saint) on Jan 24, 2006 at 21:54 UTC
I don't know nix. In the windows world it would be a trivial matter of setting up a share on an appropriate folder from the large machine and accessing it from the small machine. I'm sure nix savy monks will be able to tell you how to do the equivelent in your context. If you can do it at all, then the minimum you need to do is change your cat to use the remote location. DWIM is Perl's answer to Gödel	[reply]

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Re^3: recording a stream of data remotely, and reliably
by GrandFather (Saint) on Jan 24, 2006 at 21:54 UTC

I don't know *nix. In the windows world it would be a trivial matter of setting up a share on an appropriate folder from the large machine and accessing it from the small machine. I'm sure *nix savy monks will be able to tell you how to do the equivelent in your context. If you can do it at all, then the minimum you need to do is change your cat to use the remote location.

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