Thanks to all who have replied so far - as Herb says, the cygwin+sshd
+rsync combo is extremely useful, not least in that it allows my
client PC's to simply run sshd as a very efficient (ie resource
unintensive) background service, requiring no further user
intervention (A Good Thing™). Wor
is a dealbreaker as far as we are concerned in continuing to use
cygwin, but equally there doesn't seem to be a suitable alternative at
present...
Thanks,
Fred.
On Nov 19, 2008, at 9:56 AM, G.W. Haywood wrote:
Hi there,
On Wed, 19 Nov 2008 Fred Kemp wrote:
... Unfortunately our data
t be aware that most
versions only support 32bit files so less than 2GB.
Regards
Steve
- Original Message ----- From: "Fred Kemp"
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Good afternoon all,
Please excuse my cygwin newbie status if I have missed something
obvious.
Having resolved the &qu
Good afternoon all,
Please excuse my cygwin newbie status if I have missed something
obvious.
Having resolved the "overly long file name" issue with rsync in cygwin
1.5 by upgrading to version 1.7, I have hit a new problem, namely
rsync hanging midway through transfer. No errors are repor
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