On Wed, Jan 23, 2002 at 11:05:15AM -0600, Dave Dykstra wrote:
> One time I accidentally tried use --read-batch to directory that didn't
> match the destination directory that was present when --write-batch created
> the files, and then it core dumped at batch.c line 487:
I don't see a coredump in
On 25 Jan 2002, "Martin A. Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can anybody here shed any light for me on whether or not the --server
> option is here to stay?
Yes it is.
I guess it would be OK to have a manual section that says they're for
internal use only.
--
Martin
I tried reproducing it with
cat >exclude-file
ath_version1/bin/cse_plot.csh
ath_version1/bin/cse_plot.csh_shigeki
ath_version1/bin/RCS/cse_plot.csh,v
^D
mkdir -p d/x/ath_version1/bin/RCS
mkdir -p h/x/ath_version1/bin/RCS
echo hey >d/x/ath_version1/bin/cse_plot.csh
On Fri, Jan 25, 2002 at 09:31:44PM +1100, Martin Pool wrote:
> Thankyou dann for the patch, and Colin for reminding me. Well done.
>
> This is in CVS and will be in 2.5.2.
>
> --
> Martin
Here's the patch that was in the bug report:
diff -urN rsync-2.5.1.orig/flist.c rsync-2.5.1/flist.c
--- r
COPY YOUR DVD's!!
Why Spend upwards of $4000 on a DVD Burner when we will show you an alternative that
will do the exact same thing for only $19.95?
You heard us right - for the price of just 1 DVD's, we'll show you how to back up
and/or create Your Own DVD's!
Just upgraded to a DVD and sti
Hi,
Could anyone explain to me why I'm getting the following error messages
during rsync -a operation? Thanks.
error 1:
Integer overflow - attempted 64 bit offset
rsync error: requested action not supported (code 4) at io.c(348)
rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (333235 bytes read so far)
rsy
COPY YOUR DVD's!!
Why Spend upwards of $4000 on a DVD Burner when we will show you an alternative that
will do the exact same thing for only $19.95?
You heard us right - for the price of just 1 DVD's, we'll show you how to back up
and/or create Your Own DVD's!
Just upgraded to a DVD and sti
COPY YOUR DVD's!!
Why Spend upwards of $4000 on a DVD Burner when we will show you an alternative that
will do the exact same thing for only $19.95?
You heard us right - for the price of just 1 DVD's, we'll show you how to back up
and/or create Your Own DVD's!
Just upgraded to a DVD and sti
COPY YOUR DVD's!!
Why Spend upwards of $4000 on a DVD Burner when we will show you an alternative that
will do the exact same thing for only $19.95?
You heard us right - for the price of just 1 DVD's, we'll show you how to back up
and/or create Your Own DVD's!
Just upgraded to a DVD and sti
Thanks for you response, Tim.
: Hehe... gotcha. --server and --sender are undocumented because they are
: commands used by the initiating rsync to cause the called rsync behave as
: a slave.
Essentially, the command I wish to run on the ``recipient'' machine is
exactly that, a slave command.
This option will be in the rsync distribution from 2.5.2 onwards.
Thankyou,
--
Martin
Thankyou dann for the patch, and Colin for reminding me. Well done.
This is in CVS and will be in 2.5.2.
--
Martin
Hi,
I am doing the testing over this. As soon as the error will repeat, I will send u a
snapshot of the same, and the command i used that time.
Right now, we are facing another problem, it is showing the following error:
"send_files failed to open dir1/dir2/dir3/abcde.eps : permission denied"
Ki
On 25 Jan 2002, Nitin Agarwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Mr. Martin,
> Thanks for the reply.
> We tried as per your advice. Now, its not showing us any errors.
>
> But, we observed that while copying the files from the main server to the backup
> machine, rsync is changing the file names
14 matches
Mail list logo
