After some searching, I’ve found a Polish website that is hosted on an IDN domain name, which makes it a useful test vector.
- http://ąćęłńóśźż.pl/
- ascii punycode equivalent: http://xn--kda9ag6e8jma6nxjsa.pl/
A collection of note-to-self's
After some searching, I’ve found a Polish website that is hosted on an IDN domain name, which makes it a useful test vector.
All of my data is stored on my NAS, from where it is automatically backed up daily. But doing photo-editing on a remote file was slow, especially over WiFi and/or VPN. So I decided to store all photo’s locally, but without loosing the automatic backups. I solved this problem with a Launchd agent to watch the directory for changes (and run every hour anyway), and rsync for the actual transfer.
Additional challanges were that user permissions needed to be synced across as well. (Usernames did match on both machines, but UIDs did not)