I wish to keep backup on a remote Linux PC from local Linux PC. Both
has same usernames ( same user and group IDs also) and passwords. I
installed "mirrordir" on local PC. At first attempt it fail to write
any thing as "/home" was not allowing others to write. I changed
permission, so that it succeeded to backup.
But, it changed used IDs, thus when I login on remote machine, I can't
go to user's home directory.
How to solve this problem? Is it possible what I am thinking?
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Command used from local PC
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mount /mnt/md
mirrordir /home /mnt/md --no-chmod --no-chown -i
--exclude-from /root/exclude.md --strict-locking
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fstab entry on local PC
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192.168.106.170:/home /mnt/md nfs noauto,exec,user,rw 0 0
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H.S.Rai
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