So you can do anything, any sort of synchronization between these two
directories.
That statement cannot be logically accurate, however rsync does come
astoundingly close.
That does explain WHY many of the options.
Further, options are required to determine what happens with incomplete or
man rsync
man rsyncd.conf
I would hardly consider myself an expert, but there are at least two easy ways
to set up to mirror from server A to server B.
on server A, as root run rsync --daemon
where /etc/rsyncd.conf is something like
pid file = /etc/rsyncd.pid
[backup]
path = /
read only =
Sounds like rsync is being run, not as root, but as the same user
as that of the program it is called from.
It might be useful to know what you are doing that you think
is running rsync as root.
(In general, having one program with the ability to run a different
program as root is maybe not such a
Title: Message
Much
smaller and MySQL rather than Oracle. Essentially without a "window", but done
when things are supposedly relatively quiet.
Two
rsync's back to back. The first one takes most all of the time.
The
second one is fast enough that I don't bother to rebuild indexes if I
For the source and destination on the SAME server, probably best to
ssh to the server and run rsync locally on that server.
While I would actually like to be able to have source and destination
on DIFFERENT servers
(like when I can, from a poor connection, relay between servers with
good
Only root *CAN* change the owner of a file to somebody else.
If we both have accounts on the same box.
I cannot stick *your* name as responsible for *my* garbage.
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I think what you are doing runs rsync on the remote server as user robert
which has the home directory of /home/robert/
Second case is trying to logon to rsync itself and fails.
contents of /etc/rsyncpasswd are what?
(or if it is world readable rsync doesn't like it)
/etc/rsyncpasswd
Things might get a bit interesting if you use cron to start one
while another is still running.
On the client side, I would keep the client running permanently,
maybe sleeping a bit between passes.
However, I would be surprised if you actually got into trouble
running the client from a
do that ?
Thank YOU ALL !
Tibor Vovak
tibor,
run this script in cron
00 * * * * rsync -aucz /ftp/test/test1/ /ftp/test/test1/test3/
this will sync test1 to test3 every hour.
ax
:-)
Tony Alexander
System Administrator
Center for Biodiversity and Conservation
American Museum of Natural
root access (root by any name is UID 0)
can read and write anything anywhere
You might add stuff like
list = false
read only = true
depending on what access you need
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[root]
is one of several.
Simplest and easiest is to have several of them
each able to do (only) what it needs to do.
Limits the damage due to fumblefingers, probably the greatest real threat.
If all of the stuff belongs to one user,
then UID = user GID = user prevents a lot of problems.
A couple of key words in the message.
perhaps
or
client:
nothing to do:
perhaps you need to specify some filenames
or the --recursive option?
If you had specified a filename (that exists on the server)
and the client gets nothing
There is a good chance that you wanted to use --recursive.
Client :: Server
Local :: Remote
Sender :: Receiver
Reader :: Writer
Anything that makes the pull behavior like the push behavior should help.
The overall problem is that of the transfer and gets into the bit
about the whole being more than the sum of the parts.
If I have control of
I would be very happy to test any patches. (Assorted RedHat/Fedora i386)
(Assume I am a total newbie, much safer that way)
A few very large files regularly rsync'd in production.
Seems like it sometimes gets somewhat stuck in the middle of something
large.
(The rsync is mostly staging area to
Hello
Any body got a copy of compiled rsync for hp-ux 11.11?
I am getting lots of error during compilation...
Thanks
Tony Jose
UNIX Engineering
PepsiCo Business Solutions Group
5600 Headquarters Drive
Plano, TX 75024
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-a archive
DOS:Cheap and effective stunt for the benefit of an incremental archive
program.
Write the files that have the bit turned on, then turn off the bit.
bits: Archive, ReadOnly, Hidden, System (in some order)
There is nothing comparable in UNIX
RSYNC: Make an
I am currently using rsync to transfer MyISAM databases regularly
between several live and backup servers.
15GB total (about 10GB Mysql) and internet speeds sometimes worse than
dialup.
Being unwilling to stop or even slow down production on remote servers:
(and very unwilling to have the remote
Dunno if this has any relationship (or even if this is the right place to
break in)
SERVER: rsync-HEAD-20050314-2227GMT
rsync error: protocol incompatibility (code 2) at io.c(915)
rsync error: protocol incompatibility (code 2) at sender.c(157)
CLIENT: rsync version 2.6.3 protocol version 29
Hi,
When I use --delete option, it seems to hang for over 8 hours on 4.5Gb
of total data. But when I remove the --delete option, I can see it
starts rsyncing. Has anyone encounter this problem before?
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Hi,
I'm looking to get some assistance loading Rsync onto 2 Risc 6000 boxes running AIX 4.3.3. If there is anybody out there who provides this service, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Tony Gulizia
IS Manager
Kayem Foods, Inc.
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i want to backup a website every day, but only get the changed files.
Otherwise just hard link to yesterdays file. So I'm trying
--link-dest. here is the script (backup.sh) I'm trying to use
#!/bin/bash
if [ -z $1 ]; then
echo usage: $0 rsync_module
exit
fi
updates are not possible in this situation.
Fixing rsync to update the file atomically may cause problems if the
target filesystem is short on space, which is probably the reason for
using the --temp-dir option in the first place.
Tony.
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I went ahead and checked the change into CVS.
Ace, thanks. I wish all bugs were this easy to resolve :-)
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In using rsync to replicate cvs across different servers i am encountering issues
where the target server has corrupted files. Most
of which seem to be binary files. The files in cvs repository have daily tags as a
result even though there is no change on the file the tagging
info is rsynced
you help and what are the costs involved?
Kind regards,
Tony Brown
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I will re-run the test and capture the error message. The test was performed
no the same system. I was copying a file from one filesystem to another and
both filesystems were set to largefiles. Thank you for the information.
Take care.
Tony Rivera
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--progress --states source-file target-directory/
The system is an HP RP8400 8x24 running HP-UX 11.11 patched to June 2003,
HP C/ANSI C Developer's Bundle, HP aC++ Compiler, and gcc-3.2.3 .
Look forward to your response. Thank you in advance.
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the destination volume the
system doesn't recognize it as a bootable disk.
anyone have any clues as to what i might be doing wrong?
thanx in advance
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- continue on with my protocol
I find this extremely useful. Hopefully it's useful enough to others to get
added to the rsync codebase in one form or another so I don't have to keep
patching rsync.
This patch was made against rsync 2.5.4.
cheers,
Tony
rsync-2.5.4-force_fd.apc.patch
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fixed the hang
problem.
Try this patch, so far hanging does not happen anymore.
http://www.clari.net/~wayne/rsync-nohang1.patch
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