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Subject: Re: Anything "time" critical on www.postgresql.org VM?
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> rsync right now, unless you know of something better that works under=20
> FreeBSD?  I'd love to find something more 'real time', but haven't=20
> been able to find anything that could be run on an existing server ...

Doesn't FreeBSD have support for OpenAFS and/or CODA?

... John