I have a huge directore to transfer over
what is best way to use rsync with tar or something
to get it overhaving a problem with tar right now
saying file to big to tar.
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, ghorghor Bey wrote:
> Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2000 00:04:25 -0800 (PST)
> From: ghorghor Bey <[EMAIL PRO
On 04-Dec-00 at 08:04:25 ghorghor Bey wrote:
> rsync -a my.sun.station:directory local_directory
> i have this error message :
> << permission denied
> unexpected timeout in read_input >>
>
Well, as another newbie I would say first of all try rsync again with the
'-v' option to see if it gives a
Hi,
I've written some small patch which enables rsync 2.4.6 to take
advantage of SOCKS 5 proxy servers.
The patch is attached to this mail. It works out fine for
rsync-2.4.6
socks5_1.0r10 and socks5_1.0r11
Solaris 8 (v9 and x86pc) using SUN Forte C6.0
Solaris 2.6 (v8) using
>> -e "ssh -o'IdentityFile2 ~/.ssh/xxkey'"
sure, that causes you to pass
- o ' I d e n t i t y F i l e 2 ~ / . s s h / x x k e y '
(spaces inserted to emphasize the literal nature of the characters)
as arg 1 to ssh; the ~ isn't going to get expanded, because you've quoted it
sufficiently tha
In the exclude pattern section, the rsync man page states:
if the pattern starts with a / then it is matched
against the start of the filename, otherwise it is
matched against the end of the filename.
Consistent with this, excluding "*.c" excludes .c files anywhere i
Hello,
I'm attempting to run rsync -rvtpl --rsh=rsh RDTEST
netscape@$SERVER:/home/mystuff
I get a message like "Invalid file index 201991 (count=11)". RDTEST
contains 1 file and 1 directory (it contains two files). I'm trying to go
from a solaris box to a windows2000 box. Any ideas wh
On 15 Nov 2000, Rob Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At the Ottawa Linux Symposium, I heard talk of a proof-of-concept version
> of diff rewritten to use the rsync algorithms to produce diffs across a
> network. Does such a beast still/actually exist?
It has not yet existed, but I'm working
