> 1 Why not just: rsync -avz --delete /etc/
> user@hostname:/home/user/backup/etc/
Thanks, I switched it.
> 2 Check to see if the user is forced into rrsync on the remote in
> their ~/.ssh/authorized_keys or /etc/sshd_config or as their shell in
> /etc/passwd
That was it. The path specified o
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2 things...
1 Why not just: rsync -avz --delete /etc/
user@hostname:/home/user/backup/etc/
2 Check to see if the user is forced into rrsync on the remote in
their ~/.ssh/authorized_keys or /etc/sshd_config or as their shell in
/etc/passwd
On 07/01
I'm trying to get rsync to copy some files across the network to a
particular folder, but it always drops them in the user's home
directory and changes the folder permissions of the home directory
from drwxr-x--- to drwxr-xr-x. Can anyone tell me how to fix these
problems? I'm using rsync like th
