I am having a problem making a key of ssh using rsync

I have a main server that I want to backup to my backup server. I don't know on witch side that I need to make a key on the code is bellow is what I am using rsync -e "ssh -i /root/.ssh/rsync-key" -avHRrz --numeric-ids --progress --stats --delete --exclude=/proc/* --exclude=/tmp/* --exclu

which is faster and less bandwith

I am currently running on rsync on a linux server that also server mysql, and webpages and email, What it be better to run the rsync command on the backup server or the live server to save bandwith on the live server? Will it save system resources on the live server if i ran the rsynv command of th

Re: trying to backup entire server using rsync

Danny Sauer wrote: On Thursday 24 February 2005 09:15 am, you wrote: ... thanks danny, but i have a couple of more questions. what port does rsync uses. I need to punch a hole in my firewall If you tunnel rsync over ssh, then you just need access to port 22. If you run an rsync server,

trying to backup entire server using rsync

I am try to backup entire server using rsync. Can someone help me with a script. The only thing i don't want include are /prc, /tmp and /lost+found I have root access on both servers i create an account on backup server called backup. -- To unsubscribe or change options: https://lists.samb