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On Wednesday 02 July 2003 10:05 am, Joe Brandt wrote:
> In Windows you can setup a CD burner to act like a disk drive. Maybe
> you can do the same thing with Linux and rsync your data to it, keeping
> a live backup on CD. It would require a dedicated burner (but what is
> $50 bucks?).
Why use rsync when you can just set it up as an SMB share?
Example mount command, assuming you're sharing the CD drive as "DIRECTCD" and
you're mounting it on /mnt/directcd (note GPG will wrap this; it should be
all one line):
mount -f smbfs -o username=******,password=******* //smbserver/directcd
/mnt/directcd
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