I have had the same problem, but I was using the 2.4.8 kernel ( in a
production environment ). I reverted back to 2.2.19, with no changes.
I believe that the problem in my case was the 3COM drivers, 3c90x. I have
now changed the driver to the 3C59x, which seems to work fine.
Although the
On Wed, Oct 10, 2001 at 06:53:01PM +0800, Hans E. Kristiansen wrote:
Each client uses ssh to start a server script in their home
directories, which in turn mounts the client drive to perform
the actual backup.
On other days, I use rsync -avW, ( which is marginally better
than -av ),
--- Andre Pang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ssh is your problem;
Yes, encryption can take considerable CPU amount.
Have you tried to use the '-c' option of ssh?
Blowfish was about 4 times faster than 3des when
I last checked it.
--
Siebren van der Zee.
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Andre Pang wrote:
ssh is your problem
I believe Hans said that he only uses ssh to startup the samba-using
process going, and then transfers all files locally with rsync. So,
the problem is that samba is doing all the data transfer over the
network instead of rsync.
So
Why would I be getting this on a box? I have the same permissions on
many other directories. Using verbose mode shows nothing more then the
error in the Subject line.
Any help is appreciated.
--
Jason G Helfman
Network
Three things:
Does the system support chroot?
Is the rsyncd running as root?
Is the path correctly specified in the rsyncd.conf?
I can't think of anything else I've run into or read of, to cause that problem.
If it's not number three, try running it as root. If that fails, try adding
The problem
---
I want to copy a file from machine A (master) to machine B (backup) but I would
like to stop root user on machine B to easily look at the file contents. So I
encrypt the file to send at machine A and send just the encrypted version to
machine B (which has no means to
Why not rsync to a system where you are the root user?
On Wed, Oct 10, 2001 at 08:27:35PM +0100, Jose' Sebrosa wrote:
The problem
---
I want to copy a file from machine A (master) to machine B (backup) but I would
like to stop root user on machine B to easily look at the file
On Wed, Oct 10, 2001 at 11:47:11AM -0700, Jason Helfman wrote:
Why would I be getting this on a box? I have the same permissions on
many other directories. Using verbose mode shows nothing more then the
error in the Subject line.
That error is coming from an rsync daemon server. Are you
I had the wrong path in conf file.
Thanks. I found right after I sent the mail.
On Wed, Oct 10, 2001 at 01:07:32PM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] thus spat:
| Three things:
|Does the system support chroot?
|Is the rsyncd running as root?
|Is the path correctly specified in the
Dear Folks,
Our Company VESTEK have been using rsync for the
past 4 months. As of today, it was pointed out that any
file larger then 2,147,483,647kb (to be specific) could not
be rsynced. We found too that this message in our com-
mon output file showed up:
send_files failed to open
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