> What's your version of rsync? What's your OS, both client and server?
> Please post replies to the list.
Sorry forgot to mention, all servers running redhat 6.2 rsync version =
2.4.1 on all machines
Just after this posting, I had checked my version, to the current one on
the site, and noticed
Hi,
I have a problem with my rsync daemon.
The daemon server is located in Melbourne Victoria/Australia
(Server A) and the 2 slaves are in Malvern Victoria/Australia
(Server B) and Washington DC (USA). (Server C)
Server B and Server C both get data from Server A around every 5-10
Minut
Hello,
I recently ran in to a problem using ssh2 with rsync.
After trolling the list archive i see some other people
have had the same problem;
You have no controlling terminal.Can't initialize readline for confirmations.
I found that if ssh2 is used with -o 'BatchMode yes' flag it solves th
As far as I know --force has no effect anymore because --delete was
redesigned since it was originally written (this is explained in the man
page). At least I haven't been able to come up with any examples of where
it makes a difference. -z certainly would have no effect on whether or not
files
I think what you may be looking for is dump. Dump can keep incremental
changes to a filesystem (although not actually within files) as successive
smaller backups. Rsync's algorithms don't necessarily lend themselves to
tape nearly as well as to disk to disk replication.
--
Sean Berry
Is it possible to make a rsync copy to a tape device ???
Thank you !!!
