BlueMark's questions

Consider this:

• I have ftp server ABC
• ~30GB and thousands of directories and files
• I have read only user to this ftp
• this is not my server, I do not have access to it's administration/configuration

Can I create FTP mirror with version control?

I wanted to automatically sync this ABC server with my local copy and next I wanted to make a commit with some version control system. Are there any existing tools for such thing (doesn't matter linux or windows)?

First thought - to use WinSCP automatic synchronization commands and when it finish make commit with SVN - is this good solution?

What's the best approach for such scenario? :

• One machine „GATEWAY” SERVER with configured multiple VPN connections.
• PC1, PC2, PC3, PC4 are the clients that with the same time wants to connect to different VPNs.
• Some of the VPNs have the same IP SUBNET.

PC1  ---RDP-->  „GATEWAY” SERVER  ---RDPoverVPN--> COMPANY „A” NETWORK

PC2  ---RDP-->  „GATEWAY” SERVER  ---RDPoverVPN--> COMPANY „B” NETWORK

PC3  ---RDP-->  „GATEWAY” SERVER  ---RDPoverVPN--> COMPANY „C” NETWORK

PC4  ---RDP-->  „GATEWAY” SERVER  ---RDPoverVPN--> COMPANY „D” NETWORK

How to prevent SUBNET IP address conflicts? How to configure such thing?

At this moment „GATEWAY” SERVER runs with Windows 7 and it's not possible to use multiple connections at the same time.

Upgrade to Windows Server or Linux could solve this problem?

Or the better solution is to use some hardware „GATEWAY” SERVER?

Is it possible that different user accounts at „GATEWAY” SERVER could have separate VPN connections?

The quality of VoIP calls depends on the codec used for the transmission and on the bandwidth of Internet connection. I want to use best optimized codec for my Internet connection.

I have to select codecs from the following list:

• G.722
• G.711 u law
• G.711 a law
• G.726
• G.729

Which one to choose and why?

I want to have best high quality voice on both sides.

I have ADSL2+ Internet connection with bit rates:

• download 6 Mbit/s
• upload 0.5 Mbit/s

From my script output I want to capture ALL the logs data with error messages and redirect them all to log file.

I have script like below:

#!/bin/bash
(
echo " `date` : part 1 - start "
ssh -f [email protected] 'bash /www/htdocs/server.com/scripts/part1.sh logout exit'
echo " `date` : sleep 120"
sleep 120
echo " `date` : part 2 - start"
ssh [email protected] 'bash /www/htdocs/server.com/scripts/part2.sh logout exit'
echo " `date` : part 3 - start"
ssh [email protected] 'bash /www/htdocs/server.com/scripts/part3.sh logout exit'
echo " `date` : END"
) | tee -a /home/scripts/cron/logs

I want to see all actions in file /home/scripts/cron/logs

But I only see this what I put after echo command.

How to check in logs that SSH command was successful?

I need to gather all logs. I need this to monitor result of every command in my script, to better analyse what's going on while script fails.