Hi,
Presently I have the latest full backup in a 'current' directory and 30
day incrementals in '-MM-DD' format directories. Without changing
that directory structure I'd like the '-DD-MM' directories to
contain the full system hardlinked (when applicable) to 'current'.
What rsync
On 23-Feb-2009, at 01:27, Louis-David Mitterrand wrote:
Presently I have the latest full backup in a 'current' directory and
30
day incrementals in '-MM-DD' format directories. Without changing
that directory structure I'd like the '-DD-MM' directories to
contain the full system
Hi everybody!
Since two months I tested a lot with rsync, and found out great things.
But I still have a question, maybe two.
1. Was it possible in earlier rsync versions (below version 2.7 I thing, where
the ssh option was not set as default) to read out the packets rsync sent? I
mean could
Hi everybody!
I don't ask this question together with my previous ones, because it is a new
theme.
I also wanted to backup files from a Windows client to a Linux Server. For
testing I transfered a 512MB file with a bandwidth of 10Mbyte/s.
So when I run the rsync command from the Linux machine
N.J. van der Horn (Nico) wrote:
What is the current status of both rename-patches ?
Are there alternative measures ?
Frequently users reorganise directories and files.
Recently a directory of 40GB was renamed...
It took 3 weeks to re-copy all over an ADSL-link.
I have followed the last
Hi -
is rsync --version reporting the wrong version number, or am I to
stupid to properly install rsync-3-0-5 on a Mac?
Here is what I did:
download and extract rsync-3-0-5 (btw: why is there an extra patches
folder?)
in Terminal I ran: ./configure, make, sudo make install
There was no
On Mon, 2009-02-23 at 20:21 +0100, Kurt wrote:
is rsync --version reporting the wrong version number, or am I to
stupid to properly install rsync-3-0-5 on a Mac?
Here is what I did:
download and extract rsync-3-0-5 (btw: why is there an extra patches
folder?)
in Terminal I ran:
Hello there,
I'm transferring with rsnapshot in an SSH tunnel data from a remote
Windows 2003 SBS Server to my Linux Server. While transferring a
3GB-File, I get:
2009/02/23 23:32:37 [3888] rsync: writefd_unbuffered failed to write
4092 bytes [sender]: Connection reset by peer (104)
2009/02/23
Hi List,
Does Rsync support time slot back schema?
E.G. (same local folder and remote destination)
1) first backup at 2008-12-24
2) second backup at 2009-02-12
But something bad happens to 2209-02-12, I need to restore files to
first backup. Is there any way to do so?
Any help is mostly
