On 30 Mar 2002, Diburim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out how to cause rsync to
> create the file on the backup server with 700 permission
> and specific owner "some_user" (not root)
>
> I try to do it in several way with no success.
>
> The command I'm using is:
> rsync -r -
nevermind my previous questions. just found the cygwin variable doc.
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No, I actually meant "ntea". I found it in some docs somewhere. It
enables unix-like permissions. Without it (or maybe ntsec. I never heard
of that one), chmod doesn't do anything. Nonetheless, as I recall, you're
a cygwin maintainer, and know much more about it than I do. I just know i
I had to apply the following patch to the clientname.c check_name() function
before I could successfully use "hosts allow" in rsyncd.conf. Without the
patch I kept getting "rsync: forward name lookup for ... failed: Host not
found"
errors. These errors were produced by the rsync daemon, and putt
On Monday 1 Apr 02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> First, set this environmental variable in Win2k
> set CYGWIN=ntea
Tim probably means "ntsec" not "ntea".
David
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We use this perl function. All we need to do is create an array "UserInfo"
with three parts:
1) username
2) group
3) comment
4) Full Name/Real Name
Hope this was what you were looking for.
Paul
>sub
>AddUser
>
>{
>
>if (`net user $UserI
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Dear list members,
there are two new rsync-features I made up and would like to discuss with you.
If you think these new features might be useful for the whole rsync-community,
please give me a note and I'll send you the patches (or post them here).
First, set this environmental variable in Win2k
set CYGWIN=ntea
Do it as a system variable. It will let cygwin use the windows
permissions, rather than going by extension and #!.
Second, copy in all relevant users to your /etc/passwd in cygwin.
tconway@USB-FLATUSWIN ~
$ cat /etc/passwd
Everyone
Hi Richard.
I think the problem you are experiencing is caused by a known bug in
2.5.4. Could you please let me know if 2.5.5rc1 (or CVS HEAD) fixes
the problem?
I don't think there is a workaround in 2.5.4, short of backporting the
patch. Sorry.
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