Hi Matt,
Phew ! you were quick, and it's very much appreciated.
Ok.
We have three Solaris servers, and we have an Oracle database running on
each of them, 1 Primary (prod) and
2 standbys (one 24 hours behind Prod & and the other 4 hours behind
Production).
The Arch logs are shipped from Prod
On Mon, 2009-06-22 at 09:24 +0800, Low, Alex wrote:
> We do have a situation now where we need rsync to transfer the files
> once only from the source directory. Please let me briefly explain
>
> using a simple generic exmple:
>
> 1. At t0, we transfer f0 location A to location B
>
> 2. At t1,
Hi,
Rsync is a fantastic program, and it does everything we need in terms of
file transfer and syncing source and destination file directories.
We do have a situation now where we need rsync to transfer the files
once only from the source directory. Please let me briefly explain
using a s
>> Are there design / performance considerations that influence which
>> machine is made the server and which the client?
My rsync processes typically are wrapped in a script that performs
other tasks on the backup server, so I like to pull my data down to
the backup server. Basically if you need
Hello everyone. I am having trouble with rsync stopping in the middle of a
transfer. Everything works fine for smaller batches of file, but when I try
to rsync big groups, it just stops in the middle.
I have been using rsync to copy my home directory to an SD card. I recently
got a Drobo+Droboshar
Hi all. I currently have a problem. I try to make a backup of a running /
filesystem to a second disc. I've read tha some people use rsync for it. I
mount the second harddisc at /mnt/hdb1 and issue a command:
rsync -vaHx --progress --numeric-ids --delete \
--exclude-from=asylum_backup.excludes
