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Hi -
Nevermind - I got this to work... still need the source dir -
thanks
-Original Message-From: Dimond, Carol
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question
Hi there - various
web pages ind
Title: Message
Hi there - various
web pages indicated that the emails on the To lines could be used for general
questions
so what the heck ...
I'm having a problem getting a specific rsync option to work..
I am trying to copy
a list of files via rsync - the man pages indicate the --file
Hello all,
I'm currently using rsync to sync a large directory of user files to a
remote server. All is working well, except that files with ridiciously
long file names appear to be skipped.
E.g
skipping overly long name: sys/HOME/USERNAME/USERNAMElt/Documents and
Settings/USERNAME/Local Setting
I've run across a situation where I have a directory of .gz files. I do
want to rsync this directory.
I've tried without the --compress (because they are already compressed) but
the files never get rsynced.
Interactively, I get the following error:
:rsync error: some files could not be transferr
I'm attempting to rsync my entire qmail mail server directory and I was
hoping someone on this list has dealt with this issue before and can
give some tips. The mail server dir is /home/vpopmail/*. When I try and
run rsync -av server::module/ /backupfolder/* the rsync starts and gets
all of the
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Hello list,
I am doing something really simple. It worked twice and now fails for
an unknown reason. I am on MacOSX (Tiger) and I am simply making a
backup of a volume on an external Firewire drive. Here is the command
I am using (which went fine for the first 2 rsyncs). I tried to stop
s
On Tue 28 Jun 2005, Diane Rolland wrote:
> My theory is that perhaps rsync is writing/changing file attributes on the
> source file system. Since the EMC process thinks changes are being made, it
> keeps trying to do the clone. As data changes, the cloning continues.
>
> Can anyone tell me if r