Gruess Dich,
nun habe ich mich doch in eine Kontaktdatenbank eingetragen.
Wenn Du Recht haben solltest, bin ich nicht mehr lange
so einsam.
...und kann meine sexuellen Phantasien ausleben.
Schau Dir mal den Eintrag an, ob er so OKI ist und schreibe
mir Deinen Eindruck.
http://jassiemau
This is the message i use to setup the rsync.
i will try what you ask and send the report later.
rsync on NTFrom: "Mike McHenry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Rsync 2.3.1 WinNT binaries and instructions available
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1999 02:53:30 +1000
Hello a
ok, you have a proper rsyncd.conf for your application, good job there.
Now, how do you start the daemon? with --no-detach in a bat file defining
$CYGWINROOT handled by srvany? Manually running it? Can you list the
modules locally? After setting up the daemon, "rsync localhost::" should
co
Scott: the double-colon syntax ("host::") is for contacting an rsync
server, that is, rsync started with the "--daemon" option, using a
configuration file, which defines paths as "modules", as in
++
[modulename]
path = /what/you/want/seen
++
if you want t
Hi!
We (NetBSD pkgsrc) got the following bug report:
http://www.NetBSD.org/cgi-bin/query-pr-single.pl?number=18134
In short, it says that rsync-2.5.5 does not bind to a IPv4 port (it
binds only to an IPv6 port) when used with rsync --daemon, making it
impossible to use rsync as rsync ser
f.collineau wrote:
> Here is my rsyncd.conf file:
> [rsync]
> path=/
> uid=nobody
> gid=nobody
> auth users=rsync
> secrets file=/etc/rsyncd.secret
So, the Daemon would ask you for the passwd in the secrets file, if
you *were to connect* to it - which you IMO aren't
Greetings,
Here is my configuration: a rsync linux server, a rsync windows client.
I would like to run a rsync from windows in a .bat file.
The problem is that a password prompt is always shown.
I have read the archives and the man pages: i have create a rsyncd.secret like this:
rsync:thePasswor
