Here's a resend of an old patch that is intended to avoid an infinite
recursion (ending in a stack overflow) of the rwrite() function getting
an error that calls rwrite(), ad naseum. I've only seen this happen
when one of the sides dies due to a program error -- in that case, the
connection is cl
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Rsync shouldn't exit completely in that situation, is that what you're
saying it did? I do expect that it would fail to copy files that
are in the process of being modified as they're copied, but it should
continue on to the rest.
- Dave
On Mon, May 06, 2002 at 10:22:12AM -0500, John Madden wro
Hi,
We ran 2.5.5 rsync version between Sun-OS 5.8 and Sun-OS 5.6, and
kept getting error messages -
partial transfer (code 23) at main.c(925),
The job completed, but with this error? Can you please help?
Thanks,
Jennifer
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Dave,
I understand how the timeout works. The problem here is that the traversing
of the directory tree on the client side does indeed take more than 1 hour,
during which no bytes are exchanged on the wire between client and server.
So I do know for a fact that the read call on the server side
Hello,
while using CYGWIN rsync to get file from a linux box (ssh), it fails
saying someting like
no user id ...
any idea of what's happening ?
Thanks a lot
François
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Hello,
I've been getting quite a few "malformed address" messages
in my rsync log, but the host name it lists appears fine to
me. I think this message is coming from the access.c file,
but am not sure what conditions trigger it. Could someone
give me a few pointers on why I would see this and p
I'd suggest you proceed with caution. I had implemented rsync as a backup
solution until I found out that it dies if you try to backup files that
get moved. (So if a user moves/deletes a file while your backup is
running, it'll fail.)
It is, however, great for static files.
> I would like to ge
