Actually,
We have the problem here. We have an NFS server mounted on a mix
of Solaris, AIX, HP, True64, NT and VMS. What seems to be happening is
that something on the VMS side updates the file which creates a new
version. On the unix side the plain files is somehow linked to the
Greeings,
I'm running rsync version 2.5.4 on a solaris 2.8 box in daemon
mode. I've got nfs mounts on a system in one datacenter and I've more nfs
mounts on a different system in a second data center. I'm trying to sync
of of the nfs mounts and I'm getting the errors seen below. I'
We use this perl function. All we need to do is create an array "UserInfo"
with three parts:
1) username
2) group
3) comment
4) Full Name/Real Name
Hope this was what you were looking for.
Paul
>sub
>AddUser
>
>{
>
>if (`net user $UserI
Greetings,
We found out today that rsync has been missing some files. Here
is the senerio:
We have two nfs servers in different datacenters, one being the
backup to the other. We want to keep them up to date so we use rsync
inside crontabs. We have Solaris, AIX, True64 an
