On Wed, 19 May 2021 at 20:34, Christopher O Cowan
wrote:
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> So, I'm wondering if you or anyone else knows a way to force rsync into
> --daemon mode from the server side?
> Unless I'm wrong, I probably still need one of the shims I mentioned.
>
> Perhaps I could do the poor man's by writing a wra
So, I'm wondering if you or anyone else knows a way to force rsync into
--daemon mode from the server side?
Unless I'm wrong, I probably still need one of the shims I mentioned.
Perhaps I could do the poor man's by writing a wrapper script (or even
executable) to basically add the re-exec the
On Sun, 25 Apr 2021 at 17:53, Chris Cowan via rsync
wrote:
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> I’ve also been looking at several solutions that try to sandbox
> openssh/rsync.These include rssh (which should not be used anymore,
> because it's Abandon-ware. But, it is what I am most familiar with), GNU
> rush, and daet
First my apologies if this ended up getting double posted!
I'm looking at the GPFS attribute patches that Ronnie Sahlberg originally
created. The last reference I've seen on this list was using rsync
v3.0.9. (Orlando Richards mentions looking at it, and I know there is
also a patch on github, i
