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Rsync builds successfully with this modification.
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Over here no cygwin is involved. Only rsync over an stunnel using xinetd.
Colleague said he even tried that without stunnel, but with no better success.
I did try the t
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Use va_copy() macro if defined
I assume that this one-line change w
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Summary: VA_COPY() brokenness
Product: rsync
Version: 2.6.6
Platform: Other
OS/Version: Solaris
Status: NEW
Severity: normal
Priority: P3
Component: core
On Tue, Oct 11, 2005 at 10:56:03AM -0400, Paul Sala wrote:
> I though that if I do not specify the -o and -p options, then the perm
> and owner will be the same as the existing target file.
Not quite. Copying without -p does maintain the current permissions of
an existing file. However, copying
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> So maybe, I am confronted with a pure
> Cygwin problem that is different from the original bug 2957 that has been
> reported on a Linux syste
On Fri, Oct 07, 2005 at 04:57:27PM +0300, Nick Demou (enLogic) wrote:
> rsync: failed to set times on "/media/MOB1/m/test/.1.QKjE7e": Operation
> not permitted (1)
The "Operation not permitted" error is from your OS -- you'll need to
figure out why your OS does not allow a utime()/utimes() call t
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> Backtrace and syscall of client+
On Tue, Oct 11, 2005 at 12:55:52PM +0200, Stefaan Lhermitte wrote:
> When I now run my Rsync scripts in cygwin:
Cygwin has a bug in its pipe handling that will lose information and
cause rsync to stall -- until this is fixed, you must avoid using the
remote-shell-copy syntax (in which the programs
When I rsync a file named test as shown here:
# rsync -e 'ssh -l root' /web/test w3.xyzco.com:/web/test
the files is sent OK, but the perms and ownership of the existing target
file are not maintained. The target file takes on the perms and owner of
the source file.
I though that if I d
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I tried the same script with our Linux server as rsync server (rsync 2.6.0). In
this constellation, everything is ok. So maybe, I am confronted with a pure
Cygwin proble
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rsync server configuration
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Dear Rsyncians,
I'm trying to Rsync my windowsXP-pc A and C. There is a firewall in
between A and C, but we have a port open on a linux-machine B to access
C from A (and vica versa) via B.
When I now run my Rsync scripts in cygwin:
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On Monday 10 Oct 2005 17:32, symbulos - ethical services (external mailing
lists) wrote:
> I apologise for the incongruous posting.
>
> We have two webservers, a and b, both of them with rsync
> installed.
>
> We would like to rsync one directory on one server with
> another directory on another s
symbulos - ethical services (external mailing lists) wrote:
I apologise for the incongruous posting.
We have two webservers, a and b, both of them with rsync
installed.
We would like to rsync one directory on one server with
another directory on another server.
What I do is to go to one of
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