I'm not exactly sure what I changed, but now the behavior is different ...
after I enter my password, i get this error:
unexpected EOF in read_timeout
and thats it. While I was playing, and rsync was still hanging, I added
--status and --progress to the options list. A counter would scroll by
On Fri, Dec 01, 2000 at 01:41:53PM -0500, Ernie wrote:
> > You can specify an explicit path to rsync on the client side with --rsync-path.
>
> Oh, duh, i should have remembered that. I did use the --rsync-path paramter
> with no success.
I presume by "no success" you mean that it still hung, r
Hi Dave,
> > I get prompted for my password
>
> I don't know if you're complaining about the prompt or not, but that's
> entirely up to ssh; whatever ssh does to run any command will be the same
> here.
Hehe, no, I guess I should have mentioned that I did enter my password, and it
is correc
On Fri, Dec 01, 2000 at 11:11:00AM -0500, Ernie wrote:
> Hello all
> I recently installed rsync on 2 linux boxes I have here. I'm trying to rsync a
> very simple 10 byte text file just as a test. When I run this command:
> rsync -v -e ssh -z file3 scully:/home/ernie
>
> I get prompted for my pa
Hello all
I recently installed rsync on 2 linux boxes I have here. I'm trying to rsync a
very simple 10 byte text file just as a test. When I run this command:
rsync -v -e ssh -z file3 scully:/home/ernie
I get prompted for my password, and rsync tells me its building the file list
then hangs.
