Are both source and destination the same architecture? If not, and
these are text files, ftp will do carriage return changes while rsync
will not.
-Brian
Thus spake Mr. Ramon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> This one is weird one. I'm running UNIX rsync on Tandem (OSS) and it works
> over rsh. Files
More specific...
It was when rsyncing as root on an NFS mounted partition that wasn't
exported for root access.
Worked fine if the permissions were set read for everyone, which is they
way it should have been
since they were web pages.
At 09:06 AM 11/28/00 -0700, Mike Lang wrote:
>I have seen t
I have seen this when rsyncing files that didn't have proper read
permission. They would be copied over as nulls.
The files were on an NFS mounted partition.
--Mike
At 03:48 AM 11/28/00 -0500, Mr. Ramon wrote:
>This one is weird one. I'm running UNIX rsync on Tandem (OSS) and it
>work
This one is weird one. I'm running UNIX rsync on Tandem (OSS) and it works
over rsh. Files are being transferred from OSS (source) to my central
server (dest) and byte counts match. When I try to open the file on the
destination, I cannot see it. I get nulls when using vi. But if I ftp the
