Hi!
I would like some advices to combine security and automated backup...
How rsync manage hosts allow parameter compared to /etc/hosts.allow?
Is it possible to use ssh key just for authentification not for crypted
transfert?
I have also a problem to preserve owner:group properties even with
= root
gid = root
hosts allow = 192.168.1.168
2007/5/31, Paul Slootman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu 31 May 2007, David (Spartoo) wrote:
For example If I want to backup /etc, in this folder I have a file
root:1001
in my local machine...
When I see this file to the server I have
someone??
Does I have to set gid and uid to root? or can I preserve initial
owner:group setting uid to david and gid to rsync-users?
Can I give to rsync-users the right to preserve owner:group? How?
Is there a conflict between --numeric-ids and others parameters? because
rsync doesn't preserve
seems to be the only effective and
cost-effective security mechanism. (Even to ridiculous extents;)
(Everything else seems like turning out the street lights so the bad guys
can't see you)
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