Hi Volker,
you're right, and I read and understood Allen's mail.
What I do not understand is the fact, that the same path MUST be escaped
when used as SOURCE and MUST NOT be escaped when used as DESTINATION...
Kind regards
Achim
Volker Kuhlmann schrieb:
On Sun 03 Mar 2013 12:43:25 NZD
Hi guys,
thank you for the feedback!
After trying almost any possible combination, I finally found one that
works ;-)
Here it is (in short):
rsync "/Hello World" "user@host:/Hello World"
rsync "user@host:/Hello\ World" "/Hello World"
Only the (remote) SOURCE in the second line needed the b
This looks like a shell issue to me.
Try
> rsync "root@192.168.101.53:/Volumes/WD-Daten/XserveMirror/Satz/Akzidenzen\
> 2012/" "/Volumes/PromiseRAID/Satz/Akzidenzen 2012" 2>&1
And
> rsync "root@192.168.101.53:'/Volumes/WD-Daten/XserveMirror/Satz/Akzidenzen
> 2012/'" "/Volumes/PromiseRAID/S
Hi anybody!
I'm not shure if this really is a rsync problem, it might also be a
shell issue. But hopefully, someone has a hint for me ;-)
I'm using rsync 3.0.9 on two OS X Servers (FreeBSD) to synchronize
several folders between both servers (2-way-sync). Works fine, with one
exception: One
