Hi,
Mike Bombich wrote:
Take a look at the "--protect-args" argument as well, this is probably a
more elegant solution.
Thanks, I agree it would be. Both these systems are running 2.6.8,
though, which was released prior to the --protect-args switch.
Add another thing to my list...
Thanks
Take a look at the "--protect-args" argument as well, this is probably
a more elegant solution.
-s, --protect-args
This option sends all filenames and some options to the
remote rsync without allowing the remote shell to interpret them.
This means that spa
As is always the case, I seem to have solved it a few minutes after
writing this email.
Turns out I don't need to escape it at all if I wrap the entire source
path in double quotes. I had tried only wrapping the final directory in
double quotes and that was failing.
Thanks
Jon
Jon wrote:
Hi All,
I realize this has been addressed ad naseum, but I simply cannot seem to
solve my issue despite many hours of mucking about. I am attempting to
run a command like:
rsync -prvl --delete --stats --progress -e 'ssh -p 22 -i
/root/.ssh/id_dsa'
backup/company/data/current_backup/company_
