I think you will find youre using rsync secrets in the config - thats
rsync's own auth system.
read the manual about rsync authentication vs account authentication.
Thanks Tomasz.
Surely as I've specified a secrets file then the password I use is the one in this
secrets file? But how
I am making an extraordinary claim: rysnc seems to copy all my files,
not just ones that have changed or new files.
rsync version 2.6.0 protocol version 27
Debian 3.0 Woody
I have tested this with one simple file, my example is shown below.
Does anyone have any suggestions to rectify
On Tue, 15 Jun 2004, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It may be that there will be files from different systems that are
identical - think system binaries, fonts etc.
If these are in /var/local/backups/{host1,host2} etc, and I've run a
script to identify these dupes and eliminate them using
If I use :
rsync --delete -va dump/* remote::home
to mirror a local directory containing several files to a remote server then these are
copied as expected.
However, if I delete a file in 'dump' and do the command again then this file in
'remote' is NOT deleted.
But this works:
rsync
I am working with individual files that can be as large as 100 Gig and I exclusively
use the push model. When there is a broken pipe (usually a time out or a temporary
network problem) it would be nice if the local end could attempt to reopen the pipe
and resume building the file. I know this
hi,
its:
wrote 745547229 bytes read 1090478 bytes
745547229+1090478 bytes
Regards,
Milutin Voinivich
Http://www.NasBackup.com/
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I apologize to Craig. Chris is correct.
I had been reading so many of Chris's highly intelligent e-mails that for some reason
my brain
ascribed the comment to Chris.
But, the comment seems to have been right on. I have re-run the experiment with block
sizes as small as 3000 (yes it took a long
I dont agree that you have to always use -c. I have done extensive testing without it
and then repeated the tests with it to see how much load it puts on the servers. In my
tests when I am not using -c, I send the resulting file back to the system that
originated it but to a different directory
Hi
I use rsync to perform backup on disk on a SunFire 880 with Solaris 8. For
performance issues, we launch simultaneously 5 rsyncs on 5 different fliesystems
and about 150-200 cp -p commands on as many database files. We have been
using the same scripts for about 2 months, without problems.
Thanks, Wayne. Again.
Unfortunately, on the inside of our firewall, even the web fetch of the
signature is still failing.
However, I learned just yesterday how to access a non-firewalled machine
outside our site. Importing the signature went quickly thereafter.
$ gpg --verify
On Thu, 2004-06-17 10:11:19 -0400, Anh Truong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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04/06/17*/S=curateur/G=transfert/ORG=courriel/ADMD=gouv.qc/C=ca/@MHS:
Last weekend, we replaced the 4X750MHz by 8X1200MHz CPU's and upgraded
from 8 to 16 MB of RAM. Since then, we had 2 errors out of 3 backup
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is always on the same filesystem, which is not the largest one but the one that has
the more files and directories (400 000 files as
Sorry, for the RAM, I meant 16 GB instead of 16 MB
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Hello,
I'm using cygwin and rsync in my windows-equipped laptop to synchronize
work and other documents between my file server (Linux RH 9) and laptop.
As I'm Finnish, many of the transferred files have special characters
å,ä,ö (A-umlaut etc) in the filenames.
I noticed that when the files are
On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 09:25:50PM +0300, Ville Mattila wrote:
I noticed that when the files are synced from the server to my windows
box, the rsync translates the special characters to quotes.
Rsync does not translate any characters, so the problem is most likely
that the font you are using
none of Mr. Halliday's rambling, insulting post quoted
It's an open project, and there's lots of work to be done besides
programming. I'm sure a nice manual for the technically-challenged would
be welcomed. Most users of rsync posess great technical competence, and
aside from unavoidable
Classic. I used to see that. In mine, I finally had to give up, and
wrote another tool... not rsync's fault.
I would get timeouts during file list builds. As I recall, there's an
internally-defined SELECT_TIMEOUT, that, at least back then, remained at
60 seconds, regardless of the
Thanks Wayne...this is great stuff. Now at least I *think* I understand
what's going on. =)
Oh, I second the comment from Chris Shoemaker about adding this to the docs.
Later all and thanks again.
Kevin
On Wed, Jun 16, 2004 at 5:02 PM, Wayne Davidson wrote:
On Wed, Jun 16, 2004 at
Wayne Davison wrote:
On Wed, Jun 16, 2004 at 08:26:33PM +0100, Gareth wrote:
I am making an extraordinary claim: rysnc seems to copy all my files,
not just ones that have changed or new files.
Use either -t (preferred) or -c (slower). See also -a.
..wayne..
Using -a, -t or -c (vvv
Wayne Davison wrote:
On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 09:25:50PM +0300, Ville Mattila wrote:
I noticed that when the files are synced from the server to my windows
box, the rsync translates the special characters to quotes.
Rsync does not translate any characters, so the problem is most likely
On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 10:11:19AM -0400, Anh Truong wrote:
Hi
I use rsync to perform backup on disk on a SunFire 880 with Solaris 8. For
performance issues, we launch simultaneously 5 rsyncs on 5 different fliesystems
and about 150-200 cp -p commands on as many database files. We have
On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 04:17:06PM -0600, Tim Conway wrote:
I don't know the nature of your filesystems, but I have a guess... on at
least one end is a network filesystem - NFS, SMB, NCP, AFS, something like
that. rsync has the -W, or --whole-file option, which tells it that
there's no
On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 01:17:28PM -0600, Tim Conway wrote:
As I recall, there's an internally-defined SELECT_TIMEOUT, that, at
least back then, remained at 60 seconds, regardless of the commandline
timeout.
This value in the current code remains no larger than 60 seconds, but
that's all good
On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 09:51:42PM +0100, Gareth wrote:
I notice that appends to text files results in the whole file being
transferred (as recorded by 'Total bytes written') rather than just
the 9 characters I append to the file.
I assume you're doing a local-only transfer, which defaults to
On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 04:17:06PM -0600, Tim Conway wrote:
Last I heard, -W was going to be forced if either end was a network
filesystem.
I haven't heard that discussed. I think we'll just leave it as it is,
where it only defaults to --whole-file if it's doing a local transfer.
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Hi,
I've seen a page on the internet :
http://optics.ph.unimelb.edu.au/help/rsync/rsync_pc1.html
Seems to me that I have some problems running the rsync binary
with --backup-dir=PATH options.
The command below runs just fine except for the option
above.
C:\rsyncrsync --delete -b --backup
On Fri, Jun 18, 2004 at 02:45:53AM +0200, bzels123 wrote:
C:\rsyncrsync --delete -b --backup
--backup-dir=/cygdrive/c/Doc/backup/Fri -ave ssh
/cygdrive/c/Doc/backup/desktop/ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/bart2/current2
This looks like you're trying to put the backups on the sending side --
they get
Hi all,
Thank-you to all the developers for rsync. It is
very well done.
I have rsync running on various platforms
connecting to the same server and all is good.
Except for 1 Win2000 Prof. server. I backup
several directories with various permissions and
users successfully. However,
Wally writes:
I apologize to Craig. Chris is correct.
No problem.
I had been reading so many of Chris's highly intelligent e-mails...
Same here.
But, the comment seems to have been right on. I have re-run the
experiment with block sizes as small as 3000 (yes it took a long
time to
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