2000-10-13-18:15:14 Rylan W. Hazelton:
> But we are developing some sites that allow users to upload files. And
> I need rsync to if a user uploads a file to one of the slave webservers
> to get it to all the others.
>
> I was thinking of just rsyncing the "upload" dir back to the master
> serve
Thanks!
My situation is for syncing web servers. Like I said, I have used it to
do a 1-way sync. (you make changes to 1 server, and rsync keeps the
rest looking the same)
But we are developing some sites that allow users to upload files. And
I need rsync to if a user uploads a file to one of t
Yes, at MIT we mount the backup volume as "OldFiles" in the user's
homedir. Causes some confusion but far less than the load of actually
doing tape restores would be...) The actual cloning is *sometimes*
user visible in that starting certain operations will get delayed
until the cloning finishes
2000-10-13-17:54:11 Rylan W. Hazelton:
> I have searched high and low and cannot find any information about
> using rsync to do a Bi-Directional rsync.
>
> Can it be done? Can anyone help?
Depends on your usage pattern. I designed a system once where
records were being stored in a database with
2000-10-13-17:42:32 Mark W. Eichin:
> Actually, systems like AFS (soon to be OpenAFS, in the next
> month or so...) *do* "perfect" backups, involving creating
> "backup volumes" (a useful thing to have around anyway,
> basically a nearly-free clone) and then the offline backups are
> made from tho
I have been running rsync on a number of my servers for quite a while,
but up until now, I have only been doing a 1-way rsync. (ie: 1 server
is always the master/original and the rest are only slaves)
I have searched high and low and cannot find any information about using
rsync to do a Bi-Dire
> inconsistent, right ? And we won't notice that the file being send
> is inconsistent.
rsync could stat the initial file after reading, and complain;
actually, doesn't it do something like that already, ISTR it at least
notices length changes...
> Somewhere in the '80s, standards shifted. It's
I like your debug detail and methodology.
I have the same problem with 2.4.6. I'm running 2.3.2 now and it
doesn't have this 'hang' problem. I think there is something still
not quite right in 2.4.6.
eric
Simon Lai wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using rsync to keep two local 30G disk partitio
Hi,
I'm using rsync to keep two local 30G disk partitions,
in sync. This *use to* work fine, but now rsync stops
after 500 - 800 files. Some environmental info follows,
some of this may be superfluous, but maybe not ..
** Warning - long lines ahead
OS : FreeBSD 4.1-RELEASE
ad2: 29188MB [5930
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Big Brother tells me that Dean Scothern wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using a perl wrapper aroung rsync to transfer largish number of files
> without using too much ram. I understand the format of the exclude files now and
> been moderately sucessful. However everyno
Hello,
I'm using a perl wrapper aroung rsync to transfer largish number of files
without using too much ram. I understand the format of the exclude files now and
been moderately sucessful. However everynow and again get naughty files and
directories that end with a space or newline ;-) How may
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