rsync -options `find source -type f -name 'pattern' -newer markerfile
-print;touch markerfile` destination
Or perhaps, since new files might appear during the process:
++
tosend=`find source -type f -name 'pattern' -newer mar
Hello everyone,
Here is what I am trying to accomplish.
Summary:
Using rsync to push journal transaction files from one server to the hot backup
server. Rsync script runs every 10 minutes and pushes the files . On the hot backup
server these files are applied by a shell script. A purge
On Mon, Apr 12, 2004 at 10:18:53AM -0500, Max Kipness wrote:
>> It seems there may be links breaking or something.
>As I would expect -- all the files that get updated become uniquely
linked. Without that, you wouldn't have any backups in >the older dirs.
Thanks for the explanation Wayne.
I th
If you're using SSH for a transport, you can't block rsync usage from
/etc/hosts.*, because rsync isn't hitting any ports directly, SSH is.
(You could, of course, limit what hosts people were allowed to SSH from.
But that's not really a topic for this list, that's a topic for the
SSH list.)
Hy,
I would like to know, how to wrapp rsync. I added line
rsync: IP1 in /etc/hosts.allow
rsync: ALL in /etc/hosts.deny
but it doesn't work. I can still use rsync from all machines, not yust from IP1.
thanks in advance
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Hy,
I would like to know, how to wrapp rsync. I added line
rsync: IP1 in /etc/hosts.allow
rsync: ALL in /etc/hosts.deny
but it doesn't work. I can still use rsync from all machines, not yust from IP1.
thanks in advance
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