Gut level feeling here, I'm no rsync expert - but since Rsync is invoked
often through a transparent shell, would it not be possible to create a
script that uses the same shell to invoke a command on the server that
"pushes" the files onto the client? a problem when the clients do not have
st
t work without ssh ?
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>- Original Message -----
>From: "Peter Kennard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Addady" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Sunday, September 08, 2002 3:48 PM
>Subject: Re: Rsync fail repeatedly on the same files.
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> > I po
I agree often if the kernel crashes, though the kernel should be well
protected enough to only crash the application process, and not damage
itself, often the kernel flaw is stimulated by an errant or out of range
value in it's input which woudl cause the user process to crash if the
kernel di
Anyone else have this problem?
???
If I rsync a directory from a cygwin PC (invoked on the PC) to a unix
server through ssh, the first time all works fine, then if I do it again
and there are no copys it crashes on the PC. If I touch one file on the PC
so it copys at least one file then
I subscribed to report a bug.
if I rsync a directory from a PC (invoked on the PC) to a unix server
through ssh, the first time all works fine, then if I do it again and there
are no copys it crashes on the PC. If I touch one file on the PC so it
copys at least one file then all is OK.
I ha
