On the 'resources' area of the rsync website, I found a link
to a quick howto on using rsync with cygnus. After a quick
look over it, I found something that might be useful --
the doc says to create a special batchfile for rsync, to
pass it the correct environment. In fact, I see no conflict
bet
Hey Everybody,
I'm trying to use rsync to do a remote backup. First I open a ssh
tunnel to the rsync daemon on the server. Then I run rsync through this
tunnel. An example follows:
ssh -v -x -p 1999 -L 8730:localhost:873 [EMAIL PROTECTED] -f sleep
5 && rsync --port 8730 --verbose --update -
Hi,
I've having some difficulty using rsync from a
client to a rsyncd Server (RedHat 7.2). Although the same command works fine on
the server. I can view the list from client using - rsync
i1::
Using the following cmd to connect from client (i2)
to rsyncd server (i1):
rsync -trlvz i1::
On Sat, May 11, 2002 at 01:35:30AM -0700, Wayne Davison wrote:
> OK, I just checked in a change that uses some of your suggested text to
> remove a bit of the chattiness. I also improved the RSYNC_RSH section
> to mention the legality of command-line options. See if you like it
> better.
>
> --
On Sat, May 11, 2002 at 01:16:27AM -0700, Wayne Davison wrote:
> On Fri, 10 May 2002, jw schultz wrote:
> > Also the example is an odd one.
>
> It doesn't seem odd to me since the -l option is the one that I've used
> most in ssh (when I don't use the config file to avoid all options).
> The impo
OK, I just checked in a change that uses some of your suggested text to
remove a bit of the chattiness. I also improved the RSYNC_RSH section
to mention the legality of command-line options. See if you like it
better.
--- rsync.yo2002/05/09 21:44:46 1.99
+++ rsync.yo2002/05/11 08:31
On Fri, 10 May 2002, jw schultz wrote:
> Also the example is an odd one.
It doesn't seem odd to me since the -l option is the one that I've used
most in ssh (when I don't use the config file to avoid all options).
The important part of the example is showing how it's quoted, so what's
in it could
