Dear all,
I am ne to rsync, and went through lot of sites and docs. Finally I am
putiing my queries here.
can any one help me out, to give a solution for me. I am using Redhat
7.2 , rsync-2.4.6-1, openssh-3.4p1-1.
My Problems:
1. I want to run rsync in server mode in one of the machine (rsync
-
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OK, but maybe the slowdown is acceptable on Win98, where at the moment you
have no working rsync at all.
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An excellent point.
>>>
If by "standalone" you mean a native Windows version, then it doesn't exist
because nobody has written it. Have a go!
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PROJECT!
Cheerio,
David E. Wee
On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 01:50:00PM -0700, Rick Parada wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Im running a Dell 6450 w/ 4GB of memory, 2 2GB Swap Partitions. Redhat 7.3
> kernel 2.4.18 (kernel.org). It runs our images for our site. We use rsync to
> sync images from a main image box. It runs fine for maybe 4 days until
> That is something that I'm working on with my rZync application. It
> implements a new protocol that can begin transferring files as soon as
> the first directory has been transferred and compared. The program is
> not yet ready for someone with millions of files to test, though
Wayne, I loo
On Mon, 8 Jul 2002, Eric Horst wrote:
> Not to mention, is it a real long-term goal is to redesign rsync to deal
> with large numbers of files by not building the entire file list up front?
That is something that I'm working on with my rZync application. It
implements a new protocol that can beg
Hi,
Im running a Dell 6450 w/ 4GB of memory, 2 2GB Swap Partitions. Redhat 7.3
kernel 2.4.18 (kernel.org). It runs our images for our site. We use rsync to
sync images from a main image box. It runs fine for maybe 4 days untill all
memory is in cache, and like 7MB of physical memory is free. The
correction to yesterday's bug report: code fragment should have been
if ((dont = strdup(dont)) == NULL)
return;
if ((fname = strdup(fname)) == NULL) {
free(dont);
return;
}
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On Wednesday 10 Jul 02, David E. Weekly writes:
> David,
>
> Thank you for your reply.
>
> Let me clarify my original post. We are indeed using Cygwin, but an older
> version, as recent builds of Cygwin take obscenely long to do simple
> operations like "rm", "touch", "cp", or "tar" (when uncomp
David,
Thank you for your reply.
Let me clarify my original post. We are indeed using Cygwin, but an older
version, as recent builds of Cygwin take obscenely long to do simple
operations like "rm", "touch", "cp", or "tar" (when uncompressing) on
Windows 2000 using NTFS. Consequently, we've stuck
On Tuesday 9 Jul 02, David E. Weekly writes:
> We use rsync extensively at our company for Unix servers and Windows
> 2000/XP/ME interoperability. Unfortuantely, our rsync.exe that runs
> fine in 2000, ME, and XP crashes under Win98. Cygwin does offer an
> answer, but due to performance reasons, w
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