On Thu, Jun 23, 2005 at 12:26:44PM -0500, Jason King wrote:
> I can't use root because you can't ssh directly to FreeBSD as root,
> you have to su to it.
The command you're running is not using ssh -- it's connecting to an
rsync daemon (due to the host::module syntax). You can put any uid you
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Wayne, thanks for the response. I had already modified the rsync.conf
file with a uid and gid of backup. I can't use root because you can't
ssh directly to FreeBSD as root, you have to su to it. I don't know what
else to try, unless there is a way to use su in rsync. I setup backup as
a user an
On Thu, Jun 23, 2005 at 09:17:18AM -0500, Jason King wrote:
> "rsync -av host.domain.com::module/ /backup/folder/needed"
>
> rsync: send_files failed to open "/bin/vuserinfo" (in vpopmail):
> Permission denied (13)
The read permissions are determined by the user for the remote daemon,
which is "
I'm haing some trouble getting my rsyncing to work in FreeBSD. I'll go
over my setup.
I have a dedicated server that manages all rsync backups.
I have a NAS device with an NFS share on it that mounts to /backup on
the server above.
I have 3 FreeBSD machines including the dedicated rsync mana
