Hi!
Someone at the job has a filesystem with about two million files in it.
Total size is 36 GB as far as I know.
Most of these files are in the same directory (yes, 2 mill. in one directory
;-).
Backup up the filesystem with normal unix dump (in this case vdump, since
it's a AdvFS filesystem on
IT WORKS!
Sorry for the shouting, but all my problems is now solved. Just to describe
the setup; The backup consists of two scripts, one Linux based shell script,
and on PC based Botch file. The PC script only sets up a share ( this is the
windows 2000 client version ), and uses ssh to start the
On 22 Feb 2001, Dan Phoenix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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On 22 Feb 2001, Santiago Nieva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi !
> I?m using rsync a few time ago without any
> problem...until I tried to make it work using ssh2.
> Now I get the famous message:
> unexpected EOF in read_timeout
>
> rsync version 2.4.5 protocol version 24
> Aix 4.3.2 (both ma
Sorry, no compiler on the Solaris 8 boxes.
I will try the precompiled 251 binary tonight for you though.
Cameron
>
> Could you please try the precompiled solaris251 binary on the server side?
> I would very much like to know if that binary of mine works on solaris8.
> It sounds like the 2.4.6 so
On Thu, Feb 22, 2001 at 09:24:36AM -0500, Spleen wrote:
> Ok,
> The problem is gone. rsync now works like a charm!
> I tried using the 251 binary, and had the same issue, however, I had only
> replaced the binary on the rsync client side ( just a mistake, I wasn't
> thinking! )
> I then proc
On Thu, Feb 22, 2001 at 07:01:30PM +0800, Hans E. Kristiansen wrote:
> using both the --backup and the --backup-dir option, I am now able to take
> incremental backup of changed files. However, with a small problem. I have
> noticed that if the user creates new files ( like new documents ), the ar
On Thu, Feb 22, 2001 at 04:59:28PM +1100, Wolfe, MR Phillip wrote:
> Hi There,
>
> I running with rsync 2.4.3. I have an rsync server, usual port.
>
> I attempt to copy a file from a client to the server with
> #pwd
> /tmp
> #rsync -vvv /tmp/filename rsyncserver::trial/tmp
>
> In amongst the v
hi !
I´m using rsync a few time ago without any
problem...until I tried to make it work using ssh2.
Now I get the famous message:
unexpected EOF in read_timeout
rsync version 2.4.5 protocol version 24
Aix 4.3.2 (both machines)
ssh2 2.1.0 (woks fine without passphrase)
_
Ok,
The problem is gone. rsync now works like a charm!
I tried using the 251 binary, and had the same issue, however, I had only
replaced the binary on the rsync client side ( just a mistake, I wasn't
thinking! )
I then proceeded to compile from source on one of our Solaris251 boxes (
using
On Thu, 22 Feb 2001, Khanh Pham wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
>I want to use the rsync to copy folders to remote machine.
>I do cammand
>%rsync -e ssh -v -r user@host:dest it ok. But it prompt me to input the password.
>In order to avoid inputing the password,
>I've written the password into a file at /home/
On 22 Feb 2001, Mark Alford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Dave Dykstra wrote:
>
> > What do you expect it to do, and what does it do?
> > I believe --cvs-exclude just adds things to the exclude list, and since
> > you're already excluding '*' I wouldn't expect it to make a difference.
>
> I ex
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using both the --backup and the --backup-dir option, I am now able to take
incremental backup of changed files. However, with a small problem. I have
noticed that if the user creates new files ( like new documents ), the are
added to the destination directory, and not to the backup directory. This
Hi,
I want to use the rsync to copy folders to remote
machine.
I do cammand
%rsync -e ssh -v -r user@host:dest it ok. But it prompt me to
input the password.
In order to avoid inputing the
password,
I've written the password into a file at
/home/my/password.ini then I do cammand :
%r
Dave Dykstra wrote:
> What do you expect it to do, and what does it do?
> I believe --cvs-exclude just adds things to the exclude list, and since
> you're already excluding '*' I wouldn't expect it to make a difference.
I expect --cvs-exclude to act like a normal exclude option, so that
the or
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