On Wed, 2005-08-31 at 15:08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I don't think it's related specifically to rsync. I think it may be more
> related to something else that is affecting the TCP session.
> Unfortunately, I can find nothing interesting in any of the logs on either
> box... :(
>
> So, for now, I'm backing up just the data using SMB. Works, but not
> *nearly* as clean as my normal rsync solution.
I'm backing up a couple of centos4 boxes with tar and haven't noticed
any trouble. Tar misses some things that rsync would catch on
incrementals, like old files under a renamed directory but is
OK otherwise if you have the bandwidth.
> I've asked for help on this one on both this list and a coule of others,
> but no one else has any ideas, and I've gotten very little feedback. This
> is *not* unique to me, however. There are others with simlar issues. But
> no solutions.
RHEL4 should have ipv6 support and tcp congestion control on by default
and these both can cause problems in various situations. But, I don't
know enough about them to be much help.
--
Les Mikesell
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