Hi John,
assuming : user = bart2 pwd = bart2
I'm sorry but I just tried your tip either with or without SSH, in a CMD windows shell:
1) echo bart2| rsync -av --delete "/cygdrive/c/Doc/backup/Desktop/MesFavories.rar" [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/bart2/backup/backfull
2) echo bart2| rsync -ave ssh --delete "/cygdrive/c/Doc/backup/Desktop/MesFavories.rar" [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/bart2/backup/backfull
And still got the ask of a password :(
Did I miss something ?
Rgds,
Bart.
John Taylor a écrit :
On Thu, Jul 01, 2004 at 01:19:42PM -0600, Tim Conway wrote:
SET BSERVER=192.168.0.102
SET RSYNC_PASSWORD=bart2
rsync -av --delete "/cygdrive/c/Doc/backup/Desktop/MesFavories.rar" [EMAIL PROTECTED]::backup_pa/current/bz/favories
This tells rsync to connect with its internal transport to the rsyncd running on 192.168.0.102 (on the default port, 873), and place /cygdrive/c/Doc/backup/Desktop/MesFavories.rar in the subdirectory current/bz/favories in the module "backup_pa", i.e., /mnt/hdc1/backup/current/bz/favories. It connects with the rsync username (no relation to any unix username - you made it point to "nobody", as does "root") bart2, using the password "bart2" from the RSYNC_PASSWORD environmental variable. I am surprised it works using a mix of unix path declarations and dos environmental declarations. Since you're already in cygwin, I'd just use pure sh, or if you must run it from the dos environment, i.e. a bat file, I'd specify the windows side path in dos style.
This is a nice tip about the password. I always did it this way: echo my_password| rsync ...
which is different than echo my_password | rsync ...
Notice the space before the pipe. Windows sends the space as part of the password, and thus sends an invalid password to rsync.
-John
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