How about setting up a seperate module for each user, with the uid set for
that user, and before invoking rsyncd, du "umask 077", and have the users
sync in WITHOUT -p (or -a, of course). Will the rsyncd then, as it's not
using the source permissions, follow its umask?
Tim Conway
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On 5 Apr 2002, Diburim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If sending files, modify the mode before transmission.
> I don't think it possible in windows environment (cygwin)
> I'm backup lot of windows labtops and I want the user data to be
> some how secure on the server. The status now is that t
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From: Martin Pool <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 8:40 AM
Subject: Re: chmod patch
> I think --chmod can sensibly always be done locally, which will work
> better when talking to old servers:
>
> If
I think --chmod can sensibly always be done locally, which will work
better when talking to old servers:
If sending files, modify the mode before transmission.
If receiving files, modify the mode on receipt.
Possibly the complexity of doing this twice in the code is not
justified, but I thi
That looks good.
A couple of points:
- You should put your own name in the copyright in the new files, and
add the GPL boilerplate from one of the existing files.
- You need to check whether the behavior with downlevel clients and
servers will be acceptable.
- Ideally there would b
