Hi all, I noticed a few permission denied unexpected EOF in read_timeout
errors, which I had run into, and was able to get around it, though I think
this shouldn't be the proper way.

I'm running rsync 2.3.1-1 on RHLinux 6.0 using 873/tcp.  I chmod'ed
everything to 777, and that seemed to work.  Files chmoded without the x bit
would not rsync.  And I think I had to have the x bit set on other, not just
user or group.  I don't think rsync is supposed to require the x bit to be
set anywhere, is it?  Right now, it makes no difference with my user
permissions, I'm using samba :) to keep people in or out, and have everyone
defaulted to create mode in 777, and I'm only rsync'ing data, not system
files, but still.

Comments, suggestions, or "didn't you know you're supposed to ..."?


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