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Business continuity software provider XOsoft has released a beta of
its WANsync application on Linux. Previously available only on
Windows and Solaris, WANsync is a WAN-based application integrity
and availability program. It is designed to synchronize entire
application and database servers and continuously replicate them to
either local or remote duplicates in real-time.
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