On 7/19/07, Matt McCutchen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Notwithstanding that paragraph, if you forward a local port to the
daemon's port, you're additionally in danger of others on the local
machine piggybacking on that forward. Using a ProxyCommand in place
of a port forward (see method 2 on
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On 7/19/07, Alan Cheers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think I understand a bit better now. To use SSH you don't get to use the
daemon (unless you specify the remote shell/which may cause loss of features).
Well, you have the choice of (1) a single-use daemon invoked over ssh
or (2) a connectio
On 7/19/07, Alan Cheers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've got to be overlooking something but when I use rsync client to copy files
from one box to another it creates the folder/files in the root directory
instead of what is specified in the module path statement.
Did you write the destination
I've got to be overlooking something but when I use rsync client to copy files
from one box to another it creates the folder/files in the root directory
instead of what is specified in the module path statement.
I have tried it via ssh and without. With user authentication on and without.
I a
