Ok so I have figured out the problem with my rsync daemon is the fact
that rsync interprets // as / and therefore is not seeing this as a
unc path, but rather a absolute path.
and /cygdrive/h does not work because it is not setup outside of the
cygwin environment, i.e. a windows service.
I could
Michael Chletsos wrote:
Ok so I have figured out the problem with my rsync daemon is the fact
that rsync interprets // as / and therefore is not seeing this as a
unc path, but rather a absolute path.
and /cygdrive/h does not work because it is not setup outside of the
cygwin environment,
Hello
I am attempting to backup a remote OpenSolaris zone to a local Mac OS
X Server 10.5.machine. Both are running rsync 2.9.6.
The Solaris box has a filesystem mounted from NFS at /shared ... I am
trying (in vein, so far) to backup it's internal root filesystem
separately to it's NFS
I've surfed through the archives and notice that no-one's resolved the
compression issue, nor has anyone reported it for a while.
I am sad to report that the issue still appears to exist in 3.0.4.
Conditions seem similar to other instances reported where the file is 1GB.
And, like those other
On Fri, 2008-12-26 at 14:07 -0800, Les Barstow wrote:
I've surfed through the archives and notice that no-one's resolved the
compression issue, nor has anyone reported it for a while.
I am sad to report that the issue still appears to exist in 3.0.4.
Conditions seem similar to other
On Fri, 2008-12-26 at 14:13 -0700, Michael Chletsos wrote:
Ok so I have figured out the problem with my rsync daemon is the fact
that rsync interprets // as / and therefore is not seeing this as a
unc path, but rather a absolute path.
This should be fixed in rsync 3.0.5pre2 as well as the
