New bie Q

Hello All, I have a doubt regarding the fault tolerance of the rsync tool. What happens if the network goes down for some time and comes back after few seconds? Will rsync retry ? If yes, how many times/ how much time it will keep retrying ? How to ensure the completion of the rsync operation

Re: Rsync client under windows very slow

You tried using the cwrsync? This is a Windows designed version of Rsync. I've no trouble with file transfer speed from my 2003 server to XP/NAS or to a Linux machine. -- Stuart Halliday -Original Message- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Date: Sat, 6 Sep 2008 13:27:21 +0200 Subject:

New bie Q - fault tolerance of the rsync tool

If Rsync can't pass on the changes, it'll report an error on each file it can't change and eventually stop. It's up to you to detect this and rerun your rsync script. P.S. Tip: You'll get more people reading your postings if you give meaningful subject titles. -- Stuart Halliday -Origina

R: Rsync client under windows very slow

Thank you for your reply. I've installed the cwrsync client for windows 2003 server, now i can get a 200 KB/sec bandwidth, better of before, but still a quarter of the linux client transfers bandwidth. So it is really a rsync implementation on windows that lacks of something. Any other ideas? Thank

Re: New bie Q

On Mon, 2008-09-08 at 13:49 +0530, Ravi Thati wrote: > I have a doubt regarding the fault tolerance of the rsync tool. > > What happens if the network goes down for some time and comes back > after few seconds? > Will rsync retry ? If yes, how many times/ how much time it will keep > retrying

Re: Moved files

On Thu, Sep 04, 2008 at 01:06:11PM -0400, Matt McCutchen wrote: > I would like to have an implementation that checks each new file against > the list of existing destination files; I'm not sure whether it would be > better to generate the list first (as you described) or postpone new On June 22 I

Strategy

Hello, I am building another backup server. I want to copy the data to be able to have a perfect copy on both server. If i tar the folder (that i want to sync) on my current computer and i move it to the new one and untar it. When i will sync it first, will he download again the data ? The amount