On Wed, Jul 02, 2003 at 05:29:04PM -0500, Tom Walsh wrote:
> I have encountered an interesting problem when trying to move over a mail
> store last night...
>
> I tried to rsync our mail store from our old mail server to the new mail
> store... minimal changes to the data since I had rsynced it no
I have encountered an interesting problem when trying to move over a mail
store last night...
I tried to rsync our mail store from our old mail server to the new mail
store... minimal changes to the data since I had rsynced it not 3 hours
before... The mailstore in total is 14GB total.
Here is wh
On Wed, Jul 02, 2003 at 04:39:28PM -0300, Luis Gustavo Perez wrote:
> When a new file is created on machine 1 it is transferred to machine 2
> without any problem, the same happens if a file is deleted from machine
> 1. But if a new file is created on machine 2, it is deleted from that
> machine b
Hi All,
I have a simple problem... I am trying to sync a file from one server to
another by running the following:
rsync ./some.file x.x.x.x:/dir/dir2
This used to work.. now I'm getting 'permission denied' errors...
I also test rsh running
rsh -l userid x.x.x.x /bin/true > test.dat
and am ge
Hi !
I am running rsync between two server machines where files are being
created and removed from both machines simultaneously and I am facing
the following problem :
When a new file is created on machine 1 it is transferred to machine 2
without any problem, the same happens if a file is deleted
Every 5 seconds seems a bit excessive in terms of CPU utilization and
network bandwidth. Are you trying to ensure close-to-real-time
synchronization by doing this? If you have the ability to run processes on
the source machine, perhaps running a process that monitors the source
directory for chan
A simple way would be to write an infinite loop shell script:
#!/bin/bash
while [ 0 == 0 ]
do
rsync ...
sleep 5
done
---
This, however, does not ensure that rsync is called every 5 seconds "on the
clock", just that 5 seconds pass between two consecutive cal
Hi.
I installed the rsync and I need it to run every 5 seconds between 2 machines.
I was planning to use it in crontab, but this allows only every minute.
I couldn´t find how to do it.
Could someone explain me how to run rsync automatically every 5 seconds?
Thanks in advance,
Mauro
--
To uns
Spot on! :) I put the output of my test on http://www.kikobu.com/rsync/
and Mozilla showed me the newlines (which my term did not) and when
I generated a dir structure overview using 'tree', the 's showed up
as ^M.
The error does not occur when the target FS is ext2.
Thanks for the enlightenments
On Wed, 02 Jul 2003, Morten Primdahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>I still get some garbage on stderr:
>
>.qsJ4iC failed: Invalid argumentsp_ind/Emails ind/.Icon
>.klS8j3 failed: Invalid argumentsp_ud/Emails ud/.Icon
This is an error message with an embedded carriage return after the ".Icon"
that
On Wed, Jul 02, 2003 at 10:03:00AM +0200, Morten Primdahl wrote:
>
> >>Tried to enable -vvv but this makes rsync hang on the same file each
> >>time:
> >
> >
> > -vvv is known to cause hanging. It is, however the
> > verbosity level needed to get some info out of that part of
> > the code. Lets
>>Tried to enable -vvv but this makes rsync hang on the same file each
>>time:
>
>
> -vvv is known to cause hanging. It is, however the
> verbosity level needed to get some info out of that part of
> the code. Lets not try to debug the hang. Reduce the level one notch.
> Narrow the scope somewha
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