Actually I would want to use ssh and do copy between two remote servers from my
machine.
But the following did not work:
rsync -e ssh -av [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/myshare1/dir1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/myshare2/dir2
I was not able to successfully rsync with both, source and destination, as remote
What are mypc1 and mypc2? Can you successfully ssh into them? Can
you successfully ssh into them as user1 and user2? When you do ssh into
them as user1 and/or user2, can you cd into /myshare1/dir1 and
/myshare2/dir2 ?
You need to be very specific about what you're actually doing and what
Your question has diddly-squat to do with the thread or
subject line.
And no, rsync does not support both ends being remote.
You need to make it so one end or the other is local to
rsync. If mypc2 and mypc1 have no way to connect one to the
other regardless of initiator ther are books and
. Something like this:
net use z: \\mypc1\myshare1
rsync -e ssh -av /cygdrive/z/dir1/* /cygdrive/z/dir2/
Hope that helps...
Jim Salter
Please help : Strange 'file has vanished' behaviour with rsync on windows.
I need to run rsync on windows and sync shares thru UNC names.
When I try :
rsync -e ssh -av
On Fri, Feb 06, 2004 at 03:57:36PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
rsync -e ssh -av //mypc1/myshare1/dir1/* //mypc1/myshare1/dir2/.
Rsync does not support giving special meaning to multiple adjacent
slashes -- they are treated as a single slash. Thus, rsync will try
to copy
On Fri, Feb 06, 2004 at 03:55:50PM -0800, Wayne Davison wrote:
Rsync does not support giving special meaning to multiple adjacent
slashes
You can try applying this patch, rebuilding, and seeing if that fixes
things for you. There may be other sections in the code that don't like
the multiple
