I'm not sure (maybe someone else can confirm/infirm?) but I think when
there is a server it is "normal" that there is one process to handle
connexions and one process for each transfer.
Think about many clients connecting to your server. One process will
dialog with all clients (from different adresses, wanting different
things)?
Best regards,
Vitorio
Le 1 juin 09 à 12:22, Jan Alphenaar a écrit :
Hi,
I am using rsync 3.0.4 on a WinXP machine (with CygWin) to
synchronize my
files to a RedHat Linux server. Everything is working perfectly, but
there
is one thing I do not understand.
Apparently there is a difference in pushing and pulling files with
rsync.
When I push my files to the server with this command, I see one rsync
process on my WinXP machine, just as expected
rsync -rlt -e "ssh -T" Test.pst <user>@<ip address>:/data
But when I pull my files from the server to my WinXP machine with this
command, I see two rsync processes on my WinXP machine.
rsync -rlt -e "ssh -T" <user>@<ip address>:/data/Test.pst .
Can anybody confirm that this is the default behavior ? If yes, what
would
be the reason for spawning an extra child rsync process ?
Any information is appreciated.
Warm regards,
Jan
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