My 2.4.6 has a feature (bug) that the
"--timeout=" given on the client side breaks the
transfer after - no matter how active the transfer is.
There was somekind of patch for this in the message archives -
I have not tried to apply it.
Last time I read - the patch was not yet included in 2.4.
Dear rsync people,
I have just started using rsync for backups. I have had a couple of
issues. Note I'm trying to use rsync as user using ssh between two
machines both running Debian GNU/Linux potato (2.2r3). The local machine
is currently running 2.4.6-1 and the remote 2.3.2-1.2.
1) When I run
On Wed, Oct 17, 2001 at 10:51:12AM +0100, peter lindsay wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have two linux/apache servers running rsync and ssh.
> I can manually ( i.e. command line ) rsync between the servers with no
> difficulty - other than being required to enter a password before the rsync
> initiates.
>
>
willem wrote:
> "Ronald D. Walkup" wrote:
>
> > I am attempting to rsync data from a rsync server and set the
> > permissions to a different gid on the client:
> >
> > my servers name is "rserver01"
> >
> > my clients name is "rclient01"
> >
> > here is the rysync.conf contained on rserver01:
>
Is the user you're rsyncing as a member of cdburners, or is he root?
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perl -e 'print pack(nnn
If a user does not have authority to create files under another user id (meaning he
has a null user id, meaning root, in most cases), all files he creates will belong to
him. rsync is graceful enough to not even try. For basic unix skills, I'd recommend
O'Reilly's "Unix in a Nutshell"
http://w
"Ronald D. Walkup" wrote:
> I am attempting to rsync data from a rsync server and set the
> permissions to a different gid on the client:
>
> my servers name is "rserver01"
>
> my clients name is "rclient01"
>
> here is the rysync.conf contained on rserver01:
>
> # log file
> log file = /var/adm
hi,
I'm having rsync trouble I installt an new version of rsync on my server
and clients (2.4.6)
first every thing workt fine but now I'm having a lot of trouble. I use
the following command
to upload:
rsync -vcrulpog -e ssh --delete --exclude=*lost+found --timeout=60
--password-file=/etc/rsyncp
I'm just guessing: the files on the machine where you're invoking the transfer belong
to the user who created them, probably with his default group, and on the machine
you're sending to, they belong to the user in "user@host", and his default group,
right?
Tim Conway
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
303.682.
I am attempting to rsync data from a rsync server and set the
permissions to a different gid on the client:
my servers name is "rserver01"
my clients name is "rclient01"
here is the rysync.conf contained on rserver01:
# log file
log file = /var/adm/rsync_log
# global options for all modules
Are there issues between different versions of rsync? Specifically I
have a 2.4.6 on solaris 8 pushing to a 2.3.0 on solaris 2.6 over
ssh(F-Secure version). The issue that I am seeing is that when I use
the following command:
rsync --delete -rlvp -e ssh2 $localdir user@host:remotedir
The us
On Thursday, October 11, 2001 12:10:18 PM -0400 Mark Eichin
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
+--
|
| > send_files failed to open .../data1/intlmv.data/histimv.rec:
| > Value too large for defined data type
|
| Is that Solaris 8? I ask not just because you should have mentioned
| this in the bug re
Hi,
I have two linux/apache servers running rsync and ssh.
I can manually ( i.e. command line ) rsync between the servers with no
difficulty - other than being required to enter a password before the rsync
initiates.
I wanted to put the process in a script and run it through cron(tab), but I
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