| Thanks for the tips.. I've downloaded and built the binary as
| suggested, and see the new improved behavior. However it still
| doesn't seem possible to be selective about what gets downloaded.
|
| Apparently the site you chose above is setup in such a way that rsync
| can't understand whe
This is great. Join a list and immediately post a question, the
answer comes back in 45 minutes, and you leave a client happy.
On Fri, 26 Jan 2001 14:45:38 -0600, K S Braunsdorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Ed Weinberg" writes:
>>I am trying to get rsync to work
| Anyone here know if redhat linux updates can be rsynced?
If you're in Australia ,the mirror at mirror.aarnnet.edu.au has an
rsync service. I sync the RH updates from there.
| If so, is it necessary to have rsh installed.
Nope. Speaks pure rsync protocol to the rsync service.
| I guess what I
I am trying to get rsync to work over rsh between two SCO 5 systems.
Before the flames start...
I know this is insecure.
They are on a private network, so security is not an issue.
Compiling ssh on these machines is going to be a pain.
My clients aplication runs on SCO. I would rathe
On Fri, Jan 26, 2001 at 12:12:31PM +0100, Schmitt, Martin wrote:
> > Getting back to you guys afterwards to tell you how it went.
>
> Well, here I am. I've grabbed the 2.4.9 Solaris-2.51 binary from
That's "2.4.6" by the way, not "2.4.9".
> rsync.samba.org, ran it, and the transfer starts hangi
On Fri, Jan 26, 2001 at 05:23:35PM +1100, Michael James wrote:
> There was some discussion about rsync preserving atimes
> back in August last year that made the point that
> you have to choose between ctime and atime
> and ctime is often more important.
>
> But I have a situation where the be
> " " == andreas haupt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello, I'm new to rsync and just about to explore its
> possibilities.
> Is it possible to use rsync for what I would call a negative
> sync by which I mean:
> delete all the files on the remote site which exist o
> " " == Harry Putnam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Of those listed I want `SRPMS' `updates' and `powertools'
> So just trying to see what is under updates: rsync
> rsync://ftp.wtfo.com/rh70/updates/ WTFO Mirror FTP Site
> Please report any problems imme
> " " == Remko Scharroo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> First of all, I love rsync. After using mirror and rdist, rsync
> really does it well and fast!
> But there is one feature I miss in rsync that rdist has: there
> seems to be no way to exclude binary executables from b
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Alberto Accomazzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If you use the latest sources from the CVS tree, an rsync on an
> "rsync URL" lists its contents if the URL ends with a trailing slash:
>
> adsone-465: ./rsync-curr
Hello,
I'm new to rsync and just about to explore its possibilities.
Is it possible to use rsync for what I would call a negative sync by
which I mean:
delete all the files on the remote site which exist on the local site
and
keep whatever exists only on the remote site?
Ie. make the local and
> Getting back to you guys afterwards to tell you how it went.
Well, here I am. I've grabbed the 2.4.9 Solaris-2.51 binary from
rsync.samba.org, ran it, and the transfer starts hanging immediately after
diving into the subdirectory that contains the bulk mass of files.
waitid(P_PID, 6630, 0xEFFF
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