On Wed, 3 Jan 2001 at 13:45, Dave Dykstra wrote about "Re: Having problems...":
> > I thought maybe it was after x number of files, but that doesn't make
> > sense. THe push is working fine. So I excluded some directories and then
> > it got to a different "file name" -- probably because it had y less files
> > to process.
Believe it or not -- I tried this, and it worked:
On the transfer between X and Y, where Y was pulling the information --
transfers were halting in the middle.
Given my need for Y to be the one initiating the transfer, I decided to
reverse-the rsync -- for X to be pushing, but for Y to be the one
initiating.
Simple...I just added an "ssh X" to the start of my script, reversed the
actions on the rsync lines and essentially, Y ssh's to X and runs rsync to
itself from there.
It worked fine.
This seems to narrow the problem down to pulling as opposed to pushing.
--
Brock Rozen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
