On Tue, Mar 28, 2006 at 11:53:52AM +0800, calendarw wrote:
> Secure connection to 127.0.0.1 refused; reverting to insecure method.
This is an error from your remote shell program (ssh). You should first
work on running a simple command via the remote shell (outside of
rsync), and then you can bui
On Tue, Mar 28, 2006 at 09:39:07AM +0800, Huang, YongHui wrote:
> why it NOT delte /D01/003.doc? is it a bug?
Nope. Your exclude affected directory D01, so the include has no chance
to effect anything. Add a preceding --include=/D01/ and try again.
..wayne..
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Hi,I have installed a rsync on windows which downloaded on http://optics.ph.unimelb.edu.au/help/rsync/rsync_pc1.htmland run edited bat file content:
***@echo offset PATH=c:\rsync;%PATH%set CYGWIN=tty binmodeset TERM=ansirem set RSYNC_RSH=c:\rsync\ssh.exes
Rsync version
2.6.6
I want to call rsync from java
webserver in Linux.
situation as
below:
source
directory:
001.doc
002.doc
/D01/001.doc
/D01/002.doc
/D01/D11/001.doc
/D02/001.doc
destination
directory:
001.doc
003.doc
004.doc
/D01/001.doc
/D01/003.doc
/D01/004.doc
/D01/D11/00
I want to call rsync from java
webserver in Linux.
situation as
below:
source
directory:
001.doc
002.doc
/D01/001.doc
/D01/002.doc
/D01/D11/001.doc
/D02/001.doc
destination
directory:
001.doc
003.doc
004.doc
/D01/001.doc
/D01/003.doc
/D01/004.doc
/D01/D11/003.doc
/D02/003.doc
now,
Title: Can rsync handle any type of file?
we use rsync to move
encrypted files with no problems. i would say that's as "complex" as it gets, so
you should be fine.
-alex
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Hiya
I have been doing some substantial research about rsync and the rsync
algorithm.
I was wondering: can rsync backup any type of file? I have tested it with
"common" files Word, Excel, SQL dumps, log files etc
But what about more complex types of files, like vector images etc.
Thank you for
