>From the doc:
Unless told otherwise, rsync uses rsh to contact the remote system. 
Another popular option is ssh.  Both of these protocols use the logged-in 
username, unless specified otherwise.  What rsync really does is "rsh 
remotehost rsync --server-and-other-undocumented-options".  If you can't 
"rsh server rsync --version", rsync won't work with rsh.  Same with ssh. I 
think that tif you're going to an actual rsync server, the rsync daemon, 
started with 'rsync --daemon', it offers your current username if the 
rsyncd asks(anon rsyncd is more common).

In your question "The other way around is allow rsh without unix user specified in the 
command (without -l user) but i dont kwon how to make it work!"... The way to get rsh 
to work without specifying the user is to have the 
invoking user exist on the target machine.  That's very basic unix.

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Hello all!

                 Does anybody knows what user specifies rsync if i dont 
user user@host, just
host?
                 Maybe i can create an account for that user and make it 
work...
                 The other way around is allow rsh without unix user 
specified in the
command (without -l user) but i dont kwon how to make it work! Any idea?

                 Thanks! :-D

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