(cc to [EMAIL PROTECTED] so that people that knows ebtter what i'm
talking about can eventually correct me)
jw schultz wrote:
Perhaps that is the document he needs. If not could you
cygwinese, cygwinites, cygwinists, cygwinim or whatever
point him to one that will clear up the slash/backslash
is
I, too, tried it after it was mentioned and it worked for me as well. I
think this is going to be my solution. I haven't got everything working yet,
but will try to finish it up later today. I was able to successfully build
a good file list from a regular CMD prompt, so I called it a night. :-)
I, too, tried it after it was mentioned and it worked for me as well. I
think this is going to be my solution. I haven't got everything working yet,
but will try to finish it up later today. I was able to successfully build
a good file list from a regular CMD prompt, so I called it a night. :-)
On Wed, Jun 04, 2003 at 11:45:15PM +1200, Mark Edwards wrote:
> Hi - a question for all ye rsync guru's out there...
>
> I have a need to migrate some fairly large Oracle
> datafiles from a UFS filesystem to VxFS (VERITAS), however
> I am not being allowed nearly enough outage time to
> perform a
Hi - a question for all ye rsync guru's out there...
I have a need to migrate some fairly large Oracle datafiles from a UFS filesystem to
VxFS (VERITAS), however I am not being allowed nearly enough outage time to perform a
standard file copy migration. The datafiles (of which there are about 4
.:. hello!
i'm wondering if anyone has a cron script or something that
backs up files off a list. i've included such a list in this
e-mail. it is to mirror the directory structure with a dir
named after its hostname as the root directory. then perhaps
I just reviewed the EXCLUDE PATTERNS section of the manpage
and found that the declarative portion never actually states
that only the part of the path that is relative destination
is compared.
I'm not quite satisfied with my text on this so if anyone
has a better way of stating it i'm open to sug
A thought has been nagging me for a bit now so i'll run it
up the flagpole and see if anyone salutes.
There seems to be quite a bit of confusion regarding the use
of the leading slash as a top of tree anchor for exclude
patterns. The manpage seems clear enough to me but somehow
it doesn't seem to
On Wed, Jun 04, 2003 at 10:50:18AM +0200, Lapo Luchini wrote:
> Bert wrote:
>
> >While I don't know the cygwin architecture details, it looks like the
> >/cygdrive functionality is a part of cygwin.dll and can be used
> >without a parent bash shell.
>
> It is part of it's POSIX-layerness, inde
Bert wrote:
While I don't know the cygwin architecture details, it looks like the
/cygdrive functionality is a part of cygwin.dll and can be used
without a parent bash shell.
It is part of it's POSIX-layerness, indeed, and it's storen in the
registry, so it needs no "startup script" to set it
Michael,
While I frequently run scheduled bash shell scripts via a bash.bat file as
you describe, I don't think it is necessary here... I think Trey can run
rsync.exe directly if he really wants to.
I tested running 'ls /cygdrive' from within a cmd.exe dos prompt and it
worked...
Microsoft Wi
Trey Nolen wrote:
But can you do that if you are not running it from the Cygwin prompt? I
didn't do that because we were starting it with the scheduler. Will that
still work?
Yes. Write a small 'myjob.bat' file with something like this in it:
@echo off
C:
chdir C:\cygwin\bin
bash --logi
> I think that a key part of the answer is to use /cygdrive/c instead of /
or
> \ to identify c:\ in a cygwin environment.
>
But can you do that if you are not running it from the Cygwin prompt? I
didn't do that because we were starting it with the scheduler. Will that
still work?
Trey Nolen
I think that a key part of the answer is to use /cygdrive/c instead of / or
\ to identify c:\ in a cygwin environment.
HTH,
Bert
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That is with a
- /*
at the end of the excludes file (I was trying to exclude everything else).
But, when that is removed, it matches everything under the cygwin directory
(again matching cygwin's root as / ) and doesn't see the rest of our data.
Trey Nolen
> OK, sorry about that. When I do th
OK, sorry about that. When I do that, I get:
building file list ...
excluding directory / because of pattern /*
done
total: matches=0 tag_hits=0 false_alarms=0 data=0
Trey Nolen
- Original Message -
From: "jw schultz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 20
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 06:34:42PM -0500, Trey Nolen wrote:
> If we do that, it backs up the cygwin directory (c:\cygwin being the root of
> the cygwin install) and not the root of c: (i.e. C:\ ).
I was refering to the exclude list, not the command line.
In any case -vv will show you what patterns
If we do that, it backs up the cygwin directory (c:\cygwin being the root of
the cygwin install) and not the root of c: (i.e. C:\ ).
Trey Nolen
- Original Message -
From: "jw schultz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 6:13 PM
Subject: Re: rsync and c
Try using slash instead of backslash.
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 06:04:50PM -0500, Trey Nolen wrote:
> Hi, I'm having some trouble using rsync on W2K under Cygwin. We are using it
> to back up the W2K machine to a Linux machine. We are using the patched
> version of rsync 2.5.6 that allows it to run
Hi, I'm having some trouble using rsync on W2K under Cygwin. We are using it
to back up the W2K machine to a Linux machine. We are using the patched
version of rsync 2.5.6 that allows it to run faster on NT/2K when
calculating the changes. We can backup a directory without a problem, but
in this
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 02:13:48PM -0700, Eric Chen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am rsyncing from my source server A to a destination server B.
> A/vol1 contains two files syslog.txt and syslog.bak
> B/vol1 contains five files syslog.txt, syslog.bak, initlog.txt,
> internal.txt, and internal.bak.
>
> I wan
Hi,
I am rsyncing from my source server A to a destination server B.
A/vol1 contains two files syslog.txt and syslog.bak
B/vol1 contains five files syslog.txt, syslog.bak, initlog.txt,
internal.txt, and internal.bak.
I want to preserve the 5 files on B/vol1 when I do rsync from A to B.
Here is t
Please start a new thread.
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 12:46:04PM -0700, Eric Chen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am rsyncing from my source server A to a destination server B.
> A/vol1 contains two files syslog.txt and syslog.bak
> B/vol1 contains five files syslog.txt, syslog.bak, initlog.txt,
> internal.txt,
Hi,
I am rsyncing from my source server A to a destination server B.
A/vol1 contains two files syslog.txt and syslog.bak
B/vol1 contains five files syslog.txt, syslog.bak, initlog.txt,
internal.txt, and internal.bak.
I want to preserve the 5 files on B/vol1 when I do rsync from A to B.
Here is t
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