Re: Connection refused

2004-07-15 Thread Wayne Davison
On Fri, Jul 16, 2004 at 01:18:52AM +0200, Kontakt - SWIT-Services wrote: > I tried without the second ":". [...] > Connection refused Just add a second -v option to see what command rsync is running. I'd bet it's trying to use rsh (older versions used to default to rsh). You can set the remote

Re: Connection refused

2004-07-15 Thread Wayne Davison
On Thu, Jul 15, 2004 at 09:07:23PM +0200, Kontakt - SWIT-Services wrote: > rsync -acvz --delete --force /var/spool/mail/* hostname.domain.de::mail The double-colon means that you're trying to talk to an rsync daemon, which I presume is not running. Setup the rsyncd.conf file and start one going

Re: Connection refused

2004-07-15 Thread Jim Salter
We *CANNOT* help you without seeing the actual command line you're using to try to run rsync with. Hello everybody, We have to servers which we syncronize with rsync. After updating the second server to RedHat Enterprise Linux, rsync pops up with the message: connection reset by peer, err

Re: Connection refused

2003-09-19 Thread jw schultz
On Fri, Sep 19, 2003 at 12:06:57PM +0200, Gert Romkes wrote: > > Thank you for your fast reaction. I already used -vvv to check whether I > was using rsh or ssh. > > But thanks to yoyur remarks I got it working. The shell-service was blocked > and it seemed that rsync is using that as a shell. >

Re: Connection refused

2003-09-11 Thread jw schultz
On Thu, Sep 11, 2003 at 02:32:32PM +0200, Gert Romkes wrote: > Dear sir, > > Having read all the descriptions of how easy it was to use rsync, I tried it > for the replication of two servers. > Testing > rsync 10.0.1.4:/tmp/repl/ /tmp/repl > > I got the following error message (after a p

Re: Connection refused

2002-08-01 Thread Sam Smith
> >> rsh is good: >> >> [g3p:~] smith% rsh -l a1012 sv1.domain.com >> Password: >> {[EMAIL PROTECTED]:65} >> >> rsync not good: >> ... > > actually, "rsh" is not good enough. it's asking you for a password, > which means without user/pwd authentication it won't run. > Being it's a secret whe

Re: Connection refused

2002-08-01 Thread Sholom Fried (Senior Sys Admin)
>rsh is good: > >[g3p:~] smith% rsh -l a1012 sv1.domain.com >Password: >{[EMAIL PROTECTED]:65} > >rsync not good: >... actually, "rsh" is not good enough. it's asking you for a password, which means without user/pwd authentication it won't run. for example, try this: smith% rsh -l a1012 sv1.

Re: Connection Refused

2001-02-17 Thread Assar Westerlund
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Trying to run rsync as a daemon and use crontab to transfer files > intermittently. > Running rsync 2.4.6 and have OPENSSH 2.3.0 > > get the following error when I do command > > SERVER1# rsync /home/testpage SERVER2:/home/testpage > SERVER2: Connection refused > u

Re: connection refused

2000-11-27 Thread Dave Dykstra
On Thu, Nov 23, 2000 at 03:27:58PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > the easiest way to check for the daemon to be OK is to telnet to the machine > on the right port (840 ?? or whatever you mapped it to with --port) The default rsync daemon port number is 873. - Dave Dykstra

RE: connection refused

2000-11-23 Thread Joel . Hatsch
IL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: connection refused > > > >Why do I always get a FAILED TO CONNECT TO SERVEUR1.MYDOMAIN.COM - > >CONNECTION REFUSED error message ??? > > Do you have rsync listed in /etc/inetd.conf? > > phma >

Re: connection refused

2000-11-23 Thread Pierre Abbat
>Why do I always get a FAILED TO CONNECT TO SERVEUR1.MYDOMAIN.COM - >CONNECTION REFUSED error message ??? Do you have rsync listed in /etc/inetd.conf? phma