On Thu, Jan 17, 2002 at 03:59:38PM +0000, Ross Davis wrote:
> This might be useful to someone again:
>> I was in a situation last night where I discovered two CD images I had
> downloaded from a Linux server when i had a high speed connection were
> corrupt...now I had only a modem connection through AOL as it happens so I
> couldn't use Linux unless I NAT'ed it through vmware in Windows. Cygwin + ssh
> + rsync corrected the files in 10 minutes over my modem link as opposed to
> the 60+ hours it would have taken to download them again!
>> Anybody come across any similar programs for Linux/Windows?
is this spam ?
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