Hi Tridge,
Sorry for mailing directly cause i have'nt receive any responses from my
previous questions from your mailing list. Im' just new with rsync, and
trying to evaluate it before fully using it for implementation for
mirrroring our mail server. Some of my question from my previous mail
Tomasz Ciolek [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 13.11.2001 06:29:35
An: Thomas Schweikle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kopie:
Thema:Re: rsync exclude/include [FIDUCIA virengepr?ft - ohne Gew?hr,
da? alle bekannten Viren und deren Varianten erkannt wurden.]
so perhaps dropping the leading slash after
On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 01:44:45AM +0100, Thomas Schweikle wrote:
Hi again!
Tomasz Ciolek [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 13.11.2001 01:21:27
An: Thomas Schweikle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kopie:
Thema:Re: rsync exclude/include [FIDUCIA virengeprüft - ohne Gewähr,
daß alle bekannten
On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 10:00:59AM -0600, Dave Dykstra wrote:
...
A simplification is this:
+ /iso
+ /iso/1.5.*
+ /iso/1.5.*/i386*
- *
because if you don't have the slash preceding the exclude * it applies at
all levels.
Wait, if i386* matches directories and not just
On Tue, 13 Nov 2001, Thomas Schweikle wrote:
I am calling rsync using
rsync -avz --include-from=include --exclude-from=exclude
ftp3.sourceforge.net::/netbsd/iso iso/
Looks like you didn't copy that command exactly, because rsync would
fail with a syntax error due to the '/' before the
I have 5 windows workstations and 1 computer running
freebsd 4.4
I want to install rsync on the freebsd computer so I
can use it to backup some files/documents on my
windows workstations.
I want rsync to run automatically every 6pm mon-sat.
I wanna ask if there is someone in this list who can
On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 12:41:10PM +0300, Eugene Frolenkov wrote:
After installing nevest version of sync 2.4.6 from 2.4.1,
sync --daemon wrote to logfile:
2001/11/13 12:27:46 [12261] rsyncd version 2.4.6 starting
2001/11/13 12:27:46 [12261] bind failed on port 873
2001/11/13 12:27:46
The bind mentioned in the second line refers not to Berkely Internet Name
Domain, but to socket binding. I suspect that your old daemon is still
running.
ps ax |grep rsync will show it if that's it.
Alternately, if you were running the daemon from inetd, you'll just need
to make rsync
Using rsync-2.4.6:
Is a times difference supposed to cause a write?
Also -t vs -I makes no difference.
Below shows the problem, I think:
[dmahurin@pc16 /tmp]$ mkdir x y
[dmahurin@pc16 /tmp]$ cp /bin/ls x
[dmahurin@pc16 /tmp]$ ls -l x/ls
-rwxr-xr-x1 dmahurin users 43024 Nov 13
For some help in getting started, see:
http://optics.ph.unimelb.edu.au/help/rsync/rsync_user.html
Unfortunately an irritating person at Redhat/cygwin insisted I remove
my windoze binaries because I wasn't able to provide full source for
cygwin and rsync. So here are some comments I send people
In the example you give, yes, a time difference causes a write. You are
using the -W (--whole-file) option, which directs rsync to simply send the
file, in its entirety, if there is a discrepency in mtime (ctime too?), or
extent. It is used for situations where file access is slow enough
My first problem is that I am writing to compact flash, so I want the minimal
number of writes.
My second problem is that the flash is of limited size, so I need some sort
of patch rsync that does not keep the old file before writing the new one.
My patch now just unlinks the file ahead, and
-W and -C are actually kind of opposite effects... -W means never
checksum... if it's different in length or time, send it.
-c means ALWAYS checksum, even if time and length are identical.
use neither. the default behaviour is to compare date/length, and if they
are different, do the rolling
Don Mahurin [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] writes:
My second problem is that the flash is of limited size, so I need
some sort of patch rsync that does not keep the old file before
writing the new one. My patch now just unlinks the file ahead, and
implies -W.
Sounds reasonable as long as you force
As officially I'm the mantainer of cygwin's rsync package I feel I must add
something.. 0=)
a) rsync binaries for win32/cygwin are now available from the binaries
section of the rsync web pages, maintained by someone at redhat I think
Maintained by me, I don't work for redhat, and sadly I
Hi,
Im trying now to implement my mail server mirror but as i look at the logs
of the mail server i used to mirror i see this type of log transfer
interrupted (code20) at rsync.c(229). and it the remote who's mirrorring
the mail server does not transferring file and got stocked in recieving
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