I'm having problems with rsync running on a sparc using woody, if I use rsync from woody it doesn't work, but if I use the one from potato it works ok.
I have tested the same configuration on i386 and it works ok, so maybe this problem is related to the kernel or something, here is my config: timeout = 1800 dont compress = *.zip *.z *.bz2 *.rar *.gz *.tgz *.deb *.rpm uid = nobody gid = nogroup max connections = 10 [tmpcd] path = /usr/debian-tmp/images comment = Temp cd image building dir auth users = manty read only = true list = false secrets file = /etc/rsyncd.seci [unofficial-debian-cds] path = /home/ftp/unofficial-debian-cds comment = Unofficial Debian woody cd images export area read only = true The machine runs kernel 2.2.20pre6 from the cvs on vger, as 2.4 doesn't want to run on it. Machine is a 4 slot Sun Enterprise 3000 with two ultrasparc processors. I'm getting this error when I try to access the tmpcd module, not the other one, and it outputs the error before even prompting for the password or anything. This is the error: @ERROR: max connections (10) reached - try again later The maximum connections is in fact 10, but there is nobody connected at all, I have tried increasing the number but I only got the increased number on the error. Machine works ok and I have not seen any other weird behaviour besides on the ftp servers, where if I download big files (cd images) using an ftp server different from the wu-ftpd data is corrupted, and I have tried almost all the ftp servers on testing. Well, I'd like to know if anybody with a similar machine/similar kernel can give this a try or something. Thank you very much on advance. Regards... -- Manty/BestiaTester -> http://manty.net
