Thanks for the suggestion. I always forget about the port forwarding
aspects of ssh.
Before rewriting my scripts to implement with port forwarding, I decided
to try ssh's '-t' (force pseudo-tty allocation) option. This seemed to
do the trick for me.
ssh -t [EMAIL PROTECTED] "rsync -ritzOK --del
Matt, et. al:
Sorry, was down a couple days sick.
I ran the debug-script on the remote host. I definitely getting out
of my bailiwick here. Any help if appreciated.
Here is the output:
strce generated via the rsync-debug script on the machine being backed
up:
select(2, NULL, [1], NUL
You could setup SSH port forwarding to forward the rsync commands to your
remote servers, then you'll be sure rsync fails when ssh is killed. The
commands should be something like this:
ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] -L 1:sr-pdf:873 &
rsync [EMAIL PROTECTED] --port 1
See e.g.
http://www.ssh.com/
