On T 24 Jun, 2008, at 01:53 , Brad Farrell wrote:
I’m having a heck of a time setting up an RSync server on a mac OS X
system. I have run it as a daemon (--daemon) with a configuration
file and have created a plist file and put it in the launch
directory. Still can’t get a connection. W
I’m having a heck of a time setting up an RSync server on a mac OS X system. I
have run it as a daemon (--daemon) with a configuration file and have created a
plist file and put it in the launch directory. Still can’t get a connection.
When I run ths ps –E on the system, I don’t see rsync run
On Tue, 2007-08-14 09:56:02 -0700, Michael Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> #!/bin/bash -x
Looking at the execution flow (requested by -x) you'd probably already
be able to locate the problem.
> in="/Volumes/Pictures/Photos"
> out="[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/Volumes/Pictures/Photos/"
>
> echo "scri
Hello,
I am using rsync at Mac OS X for synchronizing
pictures for our two offices. Unfortunatelly yesterday
the script stops working. Here is little workarround.
The script select every file from folder A and write
it to PENDING-FILES file. Than RSYNC take from
PENDING-FILES every line (file) and
Bruno, you do not say what version of MacOS X and what security
update you have applied. This is important as there have been many
changes in the last few versions, including a cockup with a security
update that has been fixed with the latest one, although that should
not apply with your op
Hello all,
I'm new with rsync on Mac OS X.
I'v tried to backup a project directory with the following command:
rsync -avu "${source}" "${target}"
The problem:
files into bundles are copied though they were not modified.
Furthermore, the permissions and attri
I'm looking for a file synchronyzation tool than would run on Linux,
Windows and MacOs. Is there any port of RSync on MacOs 9?
Thanks,
Nicolas Roy
