by eol » Wed, 16 Jul 2003 20:57:18
by /dev/rob » Thu, 17 Jul 2003 01:26:45
This is less easy, but I think it's possible using iproute2. See theQuote:> does anyone knows how i can setup two network interfaces, one for
> downloading from the net and the other one for the uploads ?
1. Challenge: 'ln' one liner to merge one directory tree into another?
Here's a puzzle for all you Linux system hackers out there. Is there a one
liner to link one directory tree to another with the following conditions:
1) Target files (not directories) are overwritten.
2) If a target directory exists, then links are created within it to the
files and directories within its source counterpart, according to conditions
1 and 2.
In addition to being a neato challenge, it would make a pretty darn useful
system maintainance tool ;-)
If you can't do it in one line, send your best shot anyway.
Happy Hacking!
Zack
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