On Wed, Apr 14, 2004 at 07:11:25AM -0700, Brian wrote:
> However, the caveat is I never got rsync to work with ssh AND
> connecting to the rsyncd.
If rsync uses ssh, it starts a personal rsync daemon for the request
rather than connecting to a pre-running daemon. If you want to talk
to an existin
D wrote:
I have a client box that I: rsync -e ssh targetfile [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/destfile
since rsyncd is not called I dont get output in the logfile
...
Yes, I use rsync clients on both ends. The log
must be redirected to a file on the client side and
call rsync a second time. Or, you can tr
I have a client box that I: rsync -e ssh targetfile [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/destfile
since rsyncd is not called I dont get output in the logfile
from what I can tell from the man the code and all the articles I have read, there is
no way to capture the stats on the serverside rsync call short of u
