Matt,
At a previous employer I looked at using rsync to migrate a large number of files
(1,000,000+) from one server to another and after testing, found that it was not
the solution for this application. Although you have not provided your service
level expectations, I'll assume that you are not
On Mon, May 07, 2001 at 05:11:23PM -0800, Michael wrote:
> In reading through the archives, I've seen this topic come up several
> times, but no real solutions. I posted the question on the
> FAQ-O-MATIC, then realized I should have posted here first.
>
>When mirroring a large tree from
> Check the log file of the rsync server. A number of error messages
> are not reported to the client (mostly for security reasons,
> although some of them may not actually be a security risk).
>
> - Dave Dykstra
>
These are public servers, I have no access to that information.
sigh..
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Best.com used to be a big ISP shop in these parts, but they are stale since
being picked up by Verio.
Anyway, after some consternation, I found that they are running rsync 1.6.8,
which is incompatible with 2.4.6. This was more confusing than it might
have been:
- The only diagnosis for "protoco
On Fri, 4 May 2001, Benoit Langevin wrote:
> I am new using rsync, and it got some advantage, but do you know if I
> do the equivalent of a move with rsync. I have a case where I need to
> delete the remote after retrieving it.
I had the same need, so I wrote a patch for rsync. It turned out to
