Webmin Cluster Copy Protocol

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Published on 2011-11-13T22:38:48Z Indexed on 2011/11/14 1:54 UTC
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Just toying with a clustered server farm for fun (as you do) and experimenting with Webmin and its 'clustered' modules.

It has a feature that can copy files from one server to another on a repeating basis. Does this feature/module use cron jobs and what protocol does it use to copy the files?

I have searched all about the net and yet I cannot find any decent documentation on webmin or its features. Is it just poorly documented or am I missing something?

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