Hi Tim,
Thanks for the info ... and the congratulations ;)
but now when I try to do this in a batch file :
SET BSERVER=192.168.0.102
SET RSYNC_PASSWORD=bart2
rsync -av --delete "/cygdrive/c/Doc/backup/Desktop/MesFavories.rar"
[EMAIL PROTECTED]::backup_pa
I got the following error :
@ERROR: auth f
Hi John,
assuming :
user = bart2
pwd = bart2
I'm sorry but I just tried your tip either with or without SSH, in a CMD
windows shell:
1) echo bart2| rsync -av --delete
"/cygdrive/c/Doc/backup/Desktop/MesFavories.rar"
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/bart2/backup/backfull
2) echo bart2| rsync -ave ssh --de
Hi
Thanks for the info but either with or without SSH I got errors
So my config is :
Linux Side (Redhat 9) with rsync 2.6.2 as server
Rsync config :
rsync --daemon --config=/etc/rsyncd.conf
-- /etc/rsyncd.conf:
motd file = /etc/rsyncd.motd
log file = /var/log/rsyncd.log
pid file
Hi
As I want to automate my Desktop backup process, I'm currently trying
to finilize a CMD (Windows XP batch) file in order to save different data
(outlook.pst, \desktop, \docs, \Favorites ).
My problem is that even with this parameter SET RSYNC_PASSWORD=
It still ask me for a password, blo
Hi,
I'm adapting the first script (backup to a central backup server with 7 day
incremental) from http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/examples.html web site
and ported it to Windows XP, as I need to save my files incrementally over
a week.
Script (Windows XP):
C:\rsync2>rsync --force --delete --back
Thanks a lot ,
This explains a lot ("--backup-dir is on the remote).
I should have guest, sorry about this.
But about the fact that it is an old version, your right but :
- on Linux I tried to install the latest version 2.6.2, but the
"configure"command did never succeed :(, some problems
about
Hi,
I've seen a page on the internet :
http://optics.ph.unimelb.edu.au/help/rsync/rsync_pc1.html
Seems to me that I have some problems running the rsync binary
with "--backup-dir=PATH" options.
The command below runs just fine except for the option
above.
C:\rsync>rsync --delete -b --backup
--back