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#Install Unison Centos 7 how to#
#Install Unison Centos 7 install#
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First I was using rsync and I noticed lsyncd will go into an endless loop, then I came up with unison and I have faced many different errors!įirst of all, unison, need “HOME” in environment to be set, it will use it to hold last sync profile information and list of files with their timestamps.

#Install Unison Centos 7 how to#

I was struggling for hours to figure out how to establish a good two way sync. You might need to add some rpm sources for it.

#Install Unison Centos 7 install#

Install lsyncd and unison on both servers Now, repeat same thing on server 2 to enable login from server 2 to server 1 as well. Where 127.0.0.1 is your server 2 IP address.

You don’t need to restart ssh or anything, now you can simply test your login to second server by using ssh command: ssh -p 22 127.0.0.1 home/user/.ssh/authorized_keys or /root/.ssh/authorized_keys ( file name might be authorized_keys2 but it won’t cause problem ) If it is a user, it will go to /home/user/.ssh/id_rsa.pub, if it is root, it will go to /root/.ssh/id_rsa.pub, copy content of id_rsa.pub and add it to following file in your server 2. It will generate a ssh key for current server and save it in user’s /.ssh/ folder. I have used following command to generate key. I have used OpenSSH, Unison 2.40 and lsyncd 2.1.4 to do this, there are other ways and other softwares each with their own pros and cons.įirst Setup Password-less Key-Based SSH login for both servers This means that any FreeBSD user with an up-to-date 'ports' collection can install unison by doing: cd /usr/ports/net/unison make & make install.I have implemented a two way sync between my servers, process was not smooth and there was not enough documentation online for new version of softwares that I have used, so I had to tweak around until two way sync finally work as desired.

FreeBSD: Dan Pelleg has ported unison to FreeBSD.

Pkgsrc supported platforms include NetBSD, DragonflyBSD, Solaris, Darwin, OpenBSD, FreeBSD and also OSF/1, AIX, IRIX and Interix see for more information on pkgsrc.

Pkgsrc: Pkgsrc packages are available for both (the standard distribution) and (which tracks more recent 'developer versions').

Fink will automatically install all required components. Select 'Unison-nox' and click install from source.

#Install Unison Centos 7 download#

Simply download and install Fink Commander, open it and type 'Unison' in the search box. Fink: OS X users can also install Unison by using Fink Commander.(Note: Macports may only provide the text version the GUI version is available from the 'Download binaries' link above.) Macports: OS X users can install Unison from Macports.Homebrew: OS X users can install Unison from by typing 'brew install unison'.But for a auto-sync on change, repeat=watch could be used. Syncing by running unison manually works perfect. So after installing Unison on CentOS 7, i wanted to use the repeat=watch function. Any RHEL based system (RHEL 6/7, CentOS 6/7, Amazon Linux) can become a Unison virtual appliance by installing the RPM.