Kevin,
Since you are using sudo on the remote end have you configured it to
not require a password for that user to run rsync?
No, I haven't. Could you tell me how to do it?
And what about the syntax? Is it ok?
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The syntax is explained here: http://sanitarium.net/rsyncfaq/#sudo
Even though I wrote that particular FAQ entry I have never actually
tried it as I think it is a rather silly use of sudo.
sudo rsync -avP --exclude 'proc' --exclude 'dev' --exclude
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Since you are using sudo on the remote end have you configured it to
not require a password for that user to run rsync? I suspect that
your use of the double -t on ssh that it isn't. Rsync over ssh is not
going to be compatible with a sudo password
