RE: Problem with rsync from one machine

2003-02-06 Thread Tom Walsh
I have just figured out why my first compile of rsync wasn't working correctly. I had CFLAGS set to the following due to some "geeking off" with some custom c programs I had been writting. CFLAGS='-O9 -funroll-loops -ffast-math -malign-double -mcpu=pentiumpro -marc h=pentiumpro -fomit-frame-point

RE: Problem with rsync from one machine

2003-02-06 Thread Tom Walsh
I recompiled rsync on Machine A (the problem machine) and it has cleared up the issue. I am still trying to figure out what the issue was in the first place. I have tried to duplicate the issue again, without any success. Must have been a planitary alignment issue or coronal discharge while comp

Re: Problem with rsync from one machine

2003-02-06 Thread jw schultz
On Thu, Feb 06, 2003 at 04:10:57PM -0600, Justin Banks wrote: > jw schultz wrote > > Someone else has suggested using strace. Good idea but you need > > to push (initiate the rsync on "A") for that to do much good. > > Actually, in the past I've replaced a remote service with a small program > th

Re: Problem with rsync from one machine

2003-02-06 Thread Justin Banks
jw schultz wrote > Someone else has suggested using strace. Good idea but you need > to push (initiate the rsync on "A") for that to do much good. Actually, in the past I've replaced a remote service with a small program that executed strace /path/to/real/program, and had it work just fine. I do

Re: Problem with rsync from one machine

2003-02-06 Thread jw schultz
On Thu, Feb 06, 2003 at 03:01:07PM -0600, Tom Walsh wrote: > I am not sure where to begin so I will be as verbose as I can to explain the > problem. > > I have 3 servers. Their specs are: > > Machine A: Redhat 7.1 kernel 2.4.9-34 openssh 3.1p1-5 > Machine B: Redhat 7.3 kernel 2.4.9-31 openssh 3.1

Re: Problem with rsync from one machine

2003-02-06 Thread Justin Banks
Tom Walsh wrote > Max, > > [root@magic /etc]# ls -la .pwd.lock > -rw---1 root root0 Nov 29 2001 .pwd.lock > > Nothing special about that file... and like I said it occurs in any > directory. > > If I do machineA.com:/etc/* (excluding files that start with .) it will hang

Re: Problem with rsync from one machine

2003-02-06 Thread Max Bowsher
Tom Walsh wrote: > [root@magic /etc]# ls -la .pwd.lock > -rw---1 root root0 Nov 29 2001 .pwd.lock > > Nothing special about that file... and like I said it occurs in any > directory. > > If I do machineA.com:/etc/* (excluding files that start with .) it > will hang on DIR

RE: Problem with rsync from one machine

2003-02-06 Thread Tom Walsh
::To: Tom Walsh; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ::Subject: Re: Problem with rsync from one machine :: :: ::Tom Walsh wrote: ::> rsync --verbose --progress --stats --compress --rsh=/usr/bin/"slogin ::> -l root -o Compression=yes" --recursive --times --links --perms ::> --owner --group m

Re: Problem with rsync from one machine

2003-02-06 Thread Max Bowsher
Tom Walsh wrote: > rsync --verbose --progress --stats --compress --rsh=/usr/bin/"slogin > -l root -o Compression=yes" --recursive --times --links --perms > --owner --group machineA.com:/etc /backup/machineA.com/etc > > The following occurs: > > All directories on Machine A /etc are replicated on

Problem with rsync from one machine

2003-02-06 Thread Tom Walsh
I am not sure where to begin so I will be as verbose as I can to explain the problem. I have 3 servers. Their specs are: Machine A: Redhat 7.1 kernel 2.4.9-34 openssh 3.1p1-5 Machine B: Redhat 7.3 kernel 2.4.9-31 openssh 3.1p1-5 Machine C: Debian Woody kernel 2.4.18-bf2.4 openssh 3.4p1 rsync 2.5.