"A month of sundays ago Steve Ladendorf wrote:"
> variety of conditions, one of which I seem to be having. We use rsync to
> update remote servers over night. Each system syncs with a master server
> holding around 4.0 gig of data. Normally there is very little change on
> the master so rsync o
"A month of sundays ago [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:"
> Actually, I've got one for you, though. Since there are no insertions, you can use
>dd on both ends, through rsh (or ssh). use it with skip, seek, conv=notrunc,
>count=1, and some appropriate block size (the block size of the filesystems, may
"A month of sundays ago Dave Dykstra wrote:"
> a small modification to the rsync source. You could delete the check
> for !S_ISREG in generator.c where it prints "skipping non-regular file",
There's one in skip_file.
That takes notice of "always_checksum" if it's a regular file.
Fine. I do
"A month of sundays ago Dave Dykstra wrote:"
> This has been asked for before, but the main problem is that rsync builds a
> temporary file and then moves it into place when finished. If you're
Thanks for the reply.
Can you meet me halfway and add in a command line option to do it
by overwritin
"A month of sundays ago [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:"
> You've got two choices. Hack the code to do the updates in-place,
> or copy the disk images to a filesystem, and treat them as files.
Mmm ... partitions too large, I fear. Hacking the code seems the better
option. But I need to know if only pa
> >Is there any way to rsync between raw partitions?
> You are better off syncing the filesystems on top, if you can.
That's not a bad idea, but there may be none .. or at least it may not
be consistent, and hence not mountable. I am talking about resyncing
two halves of a raid1 mirror. The halv
Is there any way to rsync between raw partitions?
(I just tried with 2.3.1 and 2.4.6, and no go in my experiment).
What I want is for every block or group of blocks to be checksummed,
and those with non-matching checksums to be updated.
Any suggestions? I'm happy to hack the code.
Peter
"A month of sundays ago [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:"
> Using FreeSwan 1.5 to connect 2 networks and rsync 2.4.6 to transport
> files between 2 Linux boxes (RH6.1/kernel 2.2.17 and 2.2.14)
>
> On small transfers of a couple of dozen files, all is sweet. When a lot
> of files are involved, it hangs fo
"A month of sundays ago Dave Dykstra wrote:"
> On Tue, Oct 17, 2000 at 04:34:59PM +0200, Peter T. Breuer wrote:
> > To be clear, both machines are using the same rsync 2.4.6 as before.
> > Both are linux libc5 machines with 128MB of ram, and P2 class. The only
> >
"A month of sundays ago Dave Dykstra wrote:"
> On Tue, Oct 17, 2000 at 04:34:59PM +0200, Peter T. Breuer wrote:
> > "A month of sundays ago Eric Whiting wrote:"
> Thanks for that report, it is good to have a datapoint indicating that it
> is still required to
"A month of sundays ago Eric Whiting wrote:"
> This might not be the info needed for proper debug, but it is a start.
> I changed back to 2.4.6 last night and got a hang on a Solaris/Solaris
Following hints in this group over the last few days, I just recompiled
ssh without the PIPES config optio
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