As indicated in the documentation, --log-file is supposed to override
the "log file" directive in daemon mode. I'm seeing some odd behavior
regarding this... it appears that while startup and connect information
is written to the command-line log, the transfer information is still
written to
Sorry about the direct email.
On Tuesday 17 February 2009, Matt McCutchen wrote:
> Harry, please CC rsync@lists.samba.org in your replies so that
> others can help and your messages are archived for others' future
> benefit.
Sorry about the direct email.
> The original patch was against the l
I have found several posts related to this problem, but can't find a good
answer... hopefully someone here can help. I am trying to backup my
/home/user directory to /mnt/backup, which is a CIFS mount owned by 'user'.
However, when I run "sudo rsnapshot hourly" (rsync), all of the directories
co
2009/2/18 Laurent Raufaste :
>
> Let's suppose I have this setup:
> - source-dir/source-file
> - destination-dir/destination-file (symlink to ../real-destination-file)
> - real-destination-file
I forgot to tell that source-file and destination-file have the same name.
It would look like:
- ./
Hello list.
I'm doing nightly syncs over SSH with rsnapshot, and now rsync gives me
strange errors, like:
rsync: failed to connect to localhost: Connection refused (111)
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at clientserver.c(122)
[receiver=3.0.3]
-
Hi,
I need an option to make rsync not replace a symlink on destination,
but for files.
Something like --keep-links.
Let's suppose I have this setup:
- source-dir/source-file
- destination-dir/destination-file (symlink to ../real-destination-file)
- real-destination-file
After doing an "rync
Hello dragy,
Anyone?
Monday, February 16, 2009, 1:54:36 PM, you wrote:
dr...@wp.pl> Hi,
dr...@wp.pl> Rsync 3.0.5 on both sides. receiver is Open Solaris and sender is
Linux.
dr...@wp.pl> I got a nested directory - relatively depth but still it should
work. It
dr...@wp.pl> fails instead.
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