Hmmm.
Oddly (?) enough, you can make a ".FILE" using a dos prompt (cmd), but
not using the win GUI. RMB->Create new->Text file on your desktop (or
anywhere using windows explorer) and try and create a file named
".dotfile". You can't do it (in XP-pro anyways).
-john
Tim Conway wrote:
In
Yep. I'm sure.
There's no colon's in your filenames there.
Can't have these characters in a filename:
\ / : * ? " < > |
-john
David Filion wrote:
John Jablonski wrote:
Thing is, it's not an rsync problem. It's a windows filesystem
problem. Or at le
em, cheers
Gaz
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I have the same problem: backing up IMAP mail on a linux box to a win2k
box.
My solution was t
I have the same problem: backing up IMAP mail on a linux box to a win2k box.
My solution was to tar each mail directory and then rsync that. I'm
running a cron job on the linux box to do the tars and rsyncs.
-john
Brent Blayney wrote:
Hello to all,
I have a script which uses rsync quite n
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Now , If I reboot machine 2, and forget to do the NFS mount, (actually the
above rsync is in a crontab entry to happen automatically), then the
/DB/plantx will be empty due to the 'delete' option of the rsync statement.
I would assume this is a bug ???
Um.why wouldn'
Hi all.
I'm sorry if this is a simple, obvious question, but I've looked around,
and can not find an answer to this.
What exactly are the false_alarms in the rsync summary?
I am getting a number of false alarms in several of my rsync processes.
Here's my output from one of my logfiles:
total: mat
