Hello,
In regards to one of the 'current issues and debugging' - Why does my
transfer die with something like the following error? I found that this
error occurs also if the path
log file = /xyz/abc/rsyncd.log
in your rsyncd.conf points to a folder that doesn't exist.
Hope this helps!
Michael
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Hello,
i am using rsync with Mac OS X 10.5.
Now i have downloaded the sources and patches for 3.0.4. and
sucessfully applied the fileflags.diff and crtimes.diff patches.
After reading in this mailing list i found there is also a patch to
preserve the last access time: atimes.diff
I wante
I've removed the file from the destination machine and still received the
error. When I disabled the preallocate option it worked. I suspect there
is an issue in the cygwin preallocate option in 1.7. I'll report it to the
cygwin message board.
Rob
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Hello Shachar,
You can use rrsync instead:
http://samba.anu.edu.au/ftp/unpacked/rsync/support/rrsync
Regards,
Rami Addady
http://www.active.co.il
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
Wayne Davison wrote:
On Sun, Oct 05, 2008 at 06:47:47AM +0200, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
The reason this is brought up is
Steve Zemlicka wrote:
Thanks Julian and Brad, I will give ntbackup a shot. I've used
rsyncrypto but I'm not a huge fan.
Off topic, but as the author I'd love to hear why.
I don't need the files to be
encrypted except during transit which can be done with just rsync,
right?
Yes. Do rsync o
Thanks Julian and Brad, I will give ntbackup a shot. I've used
rsyncrypto but I'm not a huge fan. I don't need the files to be
encrypted except during transit which can be done with just rsync,
right?
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Stephen Zemlicka
Service Manager
Computer Heroes
132 West 6th Street
The main reason I recommended using vshadow is that you don't have to create
the BKF file so the space used is only what the shadow copy requires (300MB
minimum). You can delete the shadow copy when you are done so no meaningful
space impact on your drive. The shadow copy will also be very fast,
This should be simple:
Use ntbackup to create a large .bkf file at a scheduled time.
This will itself use shadow copy, so for this purpose (exchange) you really
don't need to get into the VSS SDK.
Moreover, I compress and encrypt that file with rsyncrypto (internally pipes
to gzip with the --r
