Rsync from WinNT to UNIX Box

Dear All... I want to transfer the files and directories FROM WinNT to UNIX box. I have downloaded rsync211.exe and Cygwin.dll and am successfull in running rsync211 (i mean when i type rsync211 on DOS prompt, it works... and shows me list of options). Can anybody please tell me how to go next???

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Re: pulling data from the server

Thank you. I have read that, but how to use it the first time is not obvious at all. I am pretty sure that you experienced the frustration of using new software and you cannot find the example that you really need in the man page. Or you want to make me believe that the first time you read the m

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Re: pulling data from the server

The module is considered a directory (since that's what it is), and unless you're going recursive, directories are ignored. try this one: rsync --port 9876 -v u018::treeA/* /tmp or, if you want everything in the module treeA rsync --port 9876 -av u018::treeA /tmp I prefer implying -r with -a, as

Re: pulling data from the server

Hello, the man page lists as valid argument: rsync [OPTION]... [USER@]HOST::SRC [DEST] but if I do it I still have problems. 94:david@u050 /export/david> rsync --port 9876 -v u018::treeA /export/david Ahoj! client: nothing to do: perhaps you need to specify some filenames or the --recur

Re: pulling data from the server

David: Your commandline is in the "listing" form. If you add a destination to the line, files will actually be copied. ++ ofor listing files on a remote machine. This is done the same way as rsync transfers except that you leave off