Hello,
I am working on a backup solution to use a linux
box running rsync to backup an NT share
using automount with smbfs. I execute rsync as
'rsync -azv 192.168.1.202::data' which
works, however everytime I run rsync there is a
random mix of files and directories it updates,
even if the
Hello,
I
am using Rsync to sync up several file systems on one AIX 4.3.3 box to another across
a T1. I have rsync running as a daemon on the destination machine. My problem
is tha tI have been seing several ocations where the process will just end.
When I check the log file on
On Wed, Oct 03, 2001 at 11:50:07AM -0700, Jason Helfman wrote:
> What flags or options could be used to optimize rsync? I have seen a
> huge amount of cpu and memory be used in this process we have.
>
> I think using the --delete function is a lot of overhead.
>
> The options we normally use are
What flags or options could be used to optimize rsync? I have seen a
huge amount of cpu and memory be used in this process we have.
I think using the --delete function is a lot of overhead.
The options we normally use are -avrpg
I would like to reduce all unnecessary processing and overhead.
T
On Wednesday 03 October 2001 06:40, Andreas Rebenstorf wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using the following command:
>
> rsync -avzuC --delete -e ssh --stats --progress
> someone@someware:/home/someone /home/someone
>
> The problem is now that all uppercase files and directorys are saved as
> lowercase. Exam
Hi,
I am using the following command:
rsync -avzuC --delete -e ssh --stats --progress
someone@someware:/home/someone /home/someone
The problem is now that all uppercase files and directorys are saved as
lowercase. Example: TEST.TXT will be saved as test.txt
On the next start of rsync all the
