Re: Stupid question maybe.

2002-02-01 Thread Nicolas Bougues
On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 02:07:23AM +0200, Eetu Rantanen wrote: > On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Nicolas Bougues wrote: > > > rsync --rsh="ssh ssh" :/some/dir /some/local/dir > > > > I tested this second solution, and I can't see how to make ssh ask the > > second password (for machine C). It complains it h

Re: Stupid question maybe.

2002-02-01 Thread Nicolas Bougues
On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 02:07:23AM +0200, Eetu Rantanen wrote: > On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Nicolas Bougues wrote: > > > rsync --rsh="ssh ssh" :/some/dir /some/local/dir > > > > I tested this second solution, and I can't see how to make ssh ask the > > second password (for machine C). It complains it

Re: Stupid question maybe.

2002-01-30 Thread Eetu Rantanen
On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Nicolas Bougues wrote: > > So if I want to rsync from A to B, rsync -e ssh /some/dir B:/some/dir is > > enough, but what should I do to go straight fro A to C ? > > > > I see two possible solutions : > > - launch rsync on machine B. From machine A, this would look like : > >

Re: Stupid question maybe.

2002-01-30 Thread Nicolas Bougues
On Wed, Jan 30, 2002 at 05:24:48PM +0100, Nicolas Bouthors wrote: > Hi, > > Here is my trouble : I'm working on machine A and I want to 'rsync' some > files to machine C. Machine C is on another (private) net, > unreachable from machine A. > > Machine B is in the between and is only reachable by

Re: Stupid question maybe.

2002-01-30 Thread Nicolas Bouthors
Jason Lim said : >> Do you WANT C to be invisible from outside, for security or something? Yes you got the point. >> Is there a reason you want to go through B to get to C? That's the only path -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- http://nicolas.bouthors.org/ -- +33 6 2071 6234 Administateur Systèmes

Re: Stupid question maybe.

2002-01-30 Thread Jason Lim
> C is therefore "invisible" from anywhere, except for B. Do you WANT C to be invisible from outside, for security or something? Is there a reason you want to go through B to get to C? > Here is how it looks : > > A--GW+NAT---Internet---B-C > 192.168.x.y ^

Re: Stupid question maybe.

2002-01-30 Thread Nicolas Bouthors
Jason Lim said : >> Perhaps use B to bridge the two ethernet segments so that they can >> communicate, so you can connection from A to C "directly"? Mmmm no. I guess I have to describe more the situation : A is here, and is behind a firewall/NATing gateway. I work on it. B is hosted $FAR_AWAY

Re: Stupid question maybe.

2002-01-30 Thread Jason Lim
> Hi, > > Here is my trouble : I'm working on machine A and I want to 'rsync' some > files to machine C. Machine C is on another (private) net, > unreachable from machine A. > > Machine B is in the between and is only reachable by ssh. > > So if I want to rsync from A to B, rsync -e ssh /some/dir

Stupid question maybe.

2002-01-30 Thread Nicolas Bouthors
Hi, Here is my trouble : I'm working on machine A and I want to 'rsync' some files to machine C. Machine C is on another (private) net, unreachable from machine A. Machine B is in the between and is only reachable by ssh. So if I want to rsync from A to B, rsync -e ssh /some/dir B:/some/dir is