Dear all,
I've been using rsync since almost 1 year to
synchronise 2 RHEL 3 servers.
Everything has been running fine until a few weeks
ago.
I'm getting the following error message via
crond:
rsync: fork failed in do_recv:
Cannot allocate memory (12) rsync error:
error
Dear All,
I've been using rsync since almost 1 year to
synchronise 2 RHEL 3 servers.
Everything has been running fine until a few weeks
ago.
I'm getting the following error message via
crond:
rsync: fork failed in do_recv:
Cannot allocate memory (12) rsync error:
error
Hello everybody,
I am using rsync to make an identical mirror of an existing server. It's
been working fine since some time now.
Now, I've just added a firewire disk to both servers and created a symlink
to the mounted disk within the source and destination trees:
Server P (source, rsync is r
Hello everyone,
Here is the scenario:
I have an rsync daemon on server P and a script on
server H.
The source is server P. Files are copied from P to
H.
I noticed that when the script is run, there are 2
instances of rsync running (using ps) on server H.
Is this normal behaviour?
My rsy
Hi everyone,
I confirm that everything is working fine
now.
Thanks for your help.
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You are both right.
Actually, I omitted the "--temp-dir=/tmp" parameter
in the command line in my mail, because I thought rsync was creating the file
locally first and then transferring it (which is wrong).
I'll try it later today (without "--temp-dir=/tmp")
and inform you about the results
Hello everyone,
Server1: Harmony
Server2: Peace
I've been using rsync 2.6.4 since some time now, without any problem.
I "copy" files from Server2 to Server1 (making Server1 a mirror of Server2).
The command line used on Server1 was:
rsync -vrlpogt --delete-after Server2::Img/ /LocalImg
I was cop
