Hi Jim,
Now it is working.
I had all correct but... --rsh="/usr/bin/ssh"...no mention in my docs of this.
I just added this and there she goes.
Thanks
Johan
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On Wednesday 03 March 2004 20:50, Jim Salter wrote:
> Assuming you have sshd up and running on the remote
Assuming you have sshd up and running on the remote box, and a user
named "backup" which can log in interactively, you could do something
like the following:
rsync -av --rsh="/usr/bin/ssh"
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/path/to/stuff
Note that many *nix distributions / ssh installations (quite properly)
Hi Jim,
Thanks for your reply.
Read the man rsync...even printed itbut well it looks a lot like shorthand
to me.
Kindly some pointers if other howto or whatever excist. I did research as best
I could..butmaybe i don't have enough between the ears??
Rsync over ssh...will only once in
There are many different ways to accomplish this. Are you wanting to
use rsync in daemon mode, or rsync over an ssh transport?
I hate to deliver the stock answer, but it sounds like you need to RTFM
a bit and then try us back if you still can't get it to work.
-J
Hi,
Have one workstation 192
Hi,
Have one workstation 192.168.1.2
Have one gateway for access to internet 192.168.1.1
Connection between them by crossover cable.
Only this 2 boxes.
Want to copy the gateway /home/ directory to the workstation on
/mnt/backup/.
Both sides of copy is on ext3.
Rsync is installed on both boxes .
