Timothy J. Massey wrote:

> rsync: read error: No route to host

This is almost certainly a network error, unrelated to rsync or whatever 
  application might be running.  Do other network-intense things have
similar problem?  Try something like:

ssh othermachine tar --one-file-system -cf - >/dev/null
and repeat a similar command on the other system at the same time so you 
have traffic both directions.

> So, I am able to reproduce the error with 3 different computers, 2 
> completely different operating system families and a bunch of different 
> versions.

Do you have any that never have errors?


> Now that I'm on a disposable computer, I can start making changes to the 
> host side.
> 
> Anything else you want to see on the server side?  I'm out of ideas 
> there.  I will start manipulating the host side when I get some more 
> free time.

Are you doing anything with iptables?  If so, try turning them off.
Perhaps different brands of switches and NICs if possible.

-- 
   Les Mikesell
     [EMAIL PROTECTED]




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