David J Dachtera wrote on 5/12/2007 :
> Apologies for the OT post. I know some of my fellow VMSers here are also
> AIX knowledgeable.
>
> I'm looking for any tools that anyone is aware of which will allow me to
> keep files synchronized across multiple AIX instances (LPARs). We lose
> the shared disk paradigm of OpenVMS clusters. Hence, scripts, etc. must
> be copied to each individual instance's private storage.
>
> Any tips that anyone might have would be most helpful.
>
> I asked this question on the Cerner listserv and got no responses.
>
> David J Dachtera
> DJE Systems

Some plumbing with NFS, MAKE, and CRON will do the trick, won't it ?

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Marc Van Dyck

In article <47570C59.DF27075C@spam.comcast.net>, David J Dachtera writes:
> Apologies for the OT post. I know some of my fellow VMSers here are also
> AIX knowledgeable.
>
> I'm looking for any tools that anyone is aware of which will allow me to
> keep files synchronized across multiple AIX instances (LPARs). We lose
> the shared disk paradigm of OpenVMS clusters. Hence, scripts, etc. must
> be copied to each individual instance's private storage.
>
> Any tips that anyone might have would be most helpful.
>
> I asked this question on the Cerner listserv and got no responses.

Most folks use rsynch. I'm sure there are others.

Marc Van Dyck wrote:
>
> David J Dachtera wrote on 5/12/2007 :
> > Apologies for the OT post. I know some of my fellow VMSers here are also
> > AIX knowledgeable.
> >
> > I'm looking for any tools that anyone is aware of which will allow me to
> > keep files synchronized across multiple AIX instances (LPARs). We lose
> > the shared disk paradigm of OpenVMS clusters. Hence, scripts, etc. must
> > be copied to each individual instance's private storage.
> >
> > Any tips that anyone might have would be most helpful.
> >
> > I asked this question on the Cerner listserv and got no responses.
> >
> > David J Dachtera
> > DJE Systems
>
> Some plumbing with NFS, MAKE, and CRON will do the trick, won't it ?

Depends. The source might be any one of 16 or more PCs in the
developer's areas.

David J Dachtera
DJE Systems