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From: Brian McCann <bjmccann@gmail.com>
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Subject: Filesystem replication?
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     Does anyone know of something that will allow me to have 2 file
servers and have their file systems be always in sync automatically? 
Basically, I'm looking for a rsync type program/system that runs in
the background, and when a file is changed on server1, it is
copied/updated/removed/whatever on server2.

Thanks,
--Brian