I think that is just a side effect of your VM running out of memory
Running out of memory is what you need to fix. Did the Xen VMs have
the more memory?
Infact i am not using xen on same machine but on another Machine, just gave an
example. My kvm machine have 8G
of RAM and apparently
Any one facing same problem?..
You don't say quite what you're doing, but if you are just copying the
data (that is, there isn't a destination that is nearly the same), you
might not need to use rsync at all, but some other file copy utility
instead, such as scp (slow but secure
Any one facing same problem?..
You don't say quite what you're doing, but if you are just copying the
data (that is, there isn't a destination that is nearly the same), you
might not need to use rsync at all, but some other file copy utility
instead, such as scp (slow but secure
On 09-09-01 16:11:56, Mohammad Mateen Aslam wrote:
...
yes i am doing also doing --delete and --exclude some directories
from a list. Here is command i am using
rsync -e ssh -l bkp-user -avR --delete --exclude-from=${EXCLUDES}
I don't see anything that would use extra memory, though
Mohammad Mateen Aslam on 2009-08-28 19:14 PM +0500, wrote :
Hi guys
I have am using FC11 64bit on Host and same OS on KVM based guest machine. I
am using TAP based routing network inside host. I am using virtio network
driver for my guest machine
When i transfer huge data via rsync from
On 09-08-31 15:40:08, Linux student wrote:
Mohammad Mateen Aslam on 2009-08-28 19:14 PM +0500, wrote :
Hi guys
I have am using FC11 64bit on Host and same OS on KVM based guest
machine. I am using TAP based routing network inside host. I am
using virtio network driver for my guest
Hi guys
I have am using FC11 64bit on Host and same OS on KVM based guest machine. I am
using TAP based routing network inside host. I am using virtio network driver
for my guest machine
When i transfer huge data via rsync from another live host my guest machine got
halt with following
