check /var/log/messages
check you have the correct file permissions on the daemon secrets file and
local secret file; both should not be world readable
At 03:33 17/02/2004, Mauricio wrote:
At 21:01 + 2/16/04, Andrew Liles wrote:
Although not an rsync expert, I think your problem is in the
I assume
- the remote server is Win2K
- the remote server does not have an rsync daemon
- the remote server is accessed using Samba
The problem, I reckon, is that your entire set of files is being dragged
across the network to the local machine during the "building file list"
before it properly g
Although not an rsync expert, I think your problem is in the way you
reference the remote machine.
rsync will either work on a remote machine gaining access via a shell
(which SSH recently became the default) or will use the rsync daemon.
Firstly, your configuration steps so far have setup an r
Thank you, yes the problem all a long has been no files were getting
transferred; this is still the case with:
Are all the files you want to process at the same depth? If so,
something very similar to what you suggested in your first post should
work fine:
% cat incl.txt
+ /*/
+ /*/Build
+ /*/Bu
OK, but I have an arbitrary structure, i.e.
/home/build/apache-1.3.26
/home/build/bzip2-1.0.2
/home/build/dir3
/home/build/dir4
/home/build/dir5
etc.
(The problem context is that I record every I build/install I do with a
directory and a series of well known shell file names like Build, Install
