> Jari Fredriksson <[email protected]> kirjoitti 14.11.2017 kello 7.16: > > > >> Dave Jones <[email protected]> kirjoitti 13.11.2017 kello 22.16: >> >> rsync -Pcvz /etc/hosts [email protected]::corpus/ > > Something really bizarre happens: it asks for a password! > > spam@gauntlet ~ $ source .auto-mass-check.cf > spam@gauntlet ~ $ echo $RSYNC_USERNAME > jarif > spam@gauntlet ~ $ echo $RSYNC_PASSWORD > <munged> > spam@gauntlet ~ $ rsync -Pcvz /etc/hosts [email protected]::corpus/ > This is the SpamAssassin Corpus rsync machine. > > Modules that are available: > > corpus > nightly mass-check result upload area. It is password protected. > If you would like a password, please send a request to > [email protected] and request a "nightly" username and password. > > submit > Score generation mass-check result upload area. It is password > protected. If you would like a password, please send a request to > [email protected] and request a "score generation" username > and password. Generally these are only granted after a mass-check > announcement has been made on the spamassassin developer mailing list. > > anoncorpus > mass-check result download area, available via anonymous access. > > Password: > <hangs here, of course> > > br. jarif > >
I learned that rsync password is not used upon SSH media. I tried to force to rsync:// but even that tries ssh and fails: jarif@whirlwind:~$ rsync -Pcvz /etc/hosts rsync://[email protected]::corpus/ ssh: Could not resolve hostname rsync: Name or service not known rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (0 bytes received so far) [sender] rsync error: unexplained error (code 255) at io.c(235) [sender=3.1.2]
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