On Tue 30 Jan 2007, Paul Slootman wrote:
anyone encounter this or know where I can get a bianry that runs with
minimum fuss
SCO used to have prebuilt open source software available for download,
search for Skunkware or something like that.
OTOH, don't bother, according to
http
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rsynz -az --stats --delete --exclude stuff --link-dest=../something.monday /
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/user/something.tuesday/
You may want to also use -H in addition to -a to preserve hardlinks from
the source.
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\0kX\206\r\0\4\0\0kY\206\r\0\4\0\0..., 8184) = 96
select(5, [4], [], NULL, {60, 0}) = 0 (Timeout)
select(5, [4], [], NULL, {60, 0}) = 0 (Timeout)
...
and then remained waiting in select().
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the whole file which
will be faster in that case than finding and transferring the
differences, and merging those differences into the destination file.
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On Mon 22 Jan 2007, Paul Slootman wrote:
It's the same binary, compiled from rsync-HEAD-20070120-2211GMT.
I tried again with current cvs (with the 1.194 version of receiver.c),
and it still hangs when transferring an empty directory (it is created
on the receiver though). A local transfer
start_daemon) at socket.c:540
#12 0x0042a238 in daemon_main () at clientserver.c:874
#13 0x00416685 in main (argc=0, argv=0x0) at main.c:1392
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On Mon 22 Jan 2007, Wayne Davison wrote:
On Mon, Jan 22, 2007 at 10:04:10PM +0100, Paul Slootman wrote:
This was to another system, over Gbit ethernet; both sides are amd64,
running in 64 bits mode.
Make sure that both sides are running the exact same code for protocol
30 (because
with no_root_squash or whatever the option
on Solaris might be, so that root can actually access all files as root?
Usually root it mapped to nobody over NFS...
It may help if you give some real (not obfuscated) examples, commands
with the output, and stat (or ls -l) output of the concerned files.
Paul
...
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to experiment on the transfer in progress.
the --append option will assume that the partial data there is correct,
only too short. This is a good idea, as it saves reading the already
transported data, saving time. And --append implies --inplace.
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it then not bothering to decompress a
compressed file chunk... I could not, however, understand why the
failure to uncompress would result in an EPERM errno.
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failed: Permission denied (13)
I don't understand why i get Permission Denied error
destination folders is owned by nobody:nobody
You're running rsync as rsyncuser, not as nobody...
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size, date/time and checksum, is there some other attribute rsync
looks for to sync two files?
Use multiple -v options and use -i to see why rsync is transferring a
file.
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On Fri 08 Dec 2006, Fabiano Bonin wrote:
File rsync.incluir
/share/soapy/home
/share/soapy/svnroot
/share/wiki/
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On Fri 08 Dec 2006, Fabiano Bonin wrote:
rsync -Cravvzi --bwlimit=4 --progress --partial --delete-excluded
--files-from
On Fri 08 Dec 2006, Paul Slootman wrote:
If you're not excluding anything, why are you passing the
--delete-excluded option?
Oops, the -C option of course...
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rsync: --no-checksum: unknown option
So apparently not all options can cope with the --no- thing. Perhaps
this should be made clear in the manpage? (Or is it an error?)
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... */
+ break;
case ENOTSUP:
/* ACLs are disabled. We could yell at the user to
turn them on, but... */
break;
Any comments?
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On Wed 15 Nov 2006, Forrest Aldrich wrote:
Does rsync build a file tree to a temp file, or is it doing this in memory?
It does it in memory.
However, for less than a few hunderd thousand files it's nothing to
worry about, unless you're doing it on an embedded device or such :-)
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On Wed 08 Nov 2006, Amit Dor-Shifer wrote:
Manpage states the following:
QUOTE
For remote transfers, a modern rsync uses ssh for its communications
UNQUOTE
Indeed I see rsync invoking ssh, yet I wonder what is considered modern?
The default changed from rsh to ssh in 2.6.0.
Paul
instances of behaviour in the sources :)
I have just uploaded rsync_2.6.9~pre3-1 to Debian's experimental
archive; it may take a day or so before it's available to everyone.
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On Sun, Oct 08, 2006 at 02:03:28PM +0200, Paul Slootman wrote:
BTW, is there an ETA on 2.6.9?
I'm working on it now and hope to have a prerelease soon. So, I'd guess
that it could release later this month.
Great!
I'll make a Debian package
of rsync in.
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it seems fine...
This is the reason for the --checksum runs.)
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up to date with
everything, and there have never been complaints of files not being
accessable.
What errors does apache give? It's always helpful to give as much info
as possible (you don't even mention what version rsync is used on both
ends, for example, or the command lines used).
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] default_perms_for_dir:
sys_acl_get_file(linux/documentation/perl/perl_networking/ch17,
SMB_ACL_TYPE_DEFAULT): Permission denied, falling back on umask
Are you rsyncing to a smbfs filesystem? I'm never surprised by very
unexpected results in the mode bits on such filesystems...
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that should only apply to a file by prefixing it with a 'F'.
For example:
--chmod=Dg+s,ug+w,Fo-w,+X
Regarding the filesystem, it's ext3 on an LVM logical volume on a
software raid mirror.
Then I wonder where the sys_acl_get_file(..., SMB_ACL_TYPE_DEFAULT)
message came from...
Paul
in recent versions, would you be happy
knowing that, while you can't actually use the fixed version?
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, it really obfuscates stuff.
I don't see anything glaringly obvious.
It looks like you need to double up on the verbose flag; use -vv
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the interesting thing is the SIGSEGV, which causes the
process to die, which results in the prococol error.
It would be interesting to see where the SIGSEGV occurs; this probably
entails getting a core dump and using a debugger to see what goes wrong.
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can use that to show the timestamp of
the files.
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rsync is highly recommended...
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how much difference is between
2.6.6 and 2.6.8 in that respect.
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. - It took me a day to find that out. And am still looking
for alternatives... Anyone?
the mention in the manual would have to be pretty explicit about the
caveats.
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is actually stored, in this case the NFS server; otherwise the transfer
involves two network steps: rsync to the NFS client, and then from the
NFS client to the NFS server.
Of course, if the NFS server is a NetApp Filer, then you don't have much
choice...
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However maybe there's some bug :-)
BTW: you don't mention what version you're using.
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of the containing directory
are transferred to the containing directory on the destination.
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that host and module references don't require a trailing
slash to copy the contents of the default directory.
So in this case the trailing slash wouldn't make a difference.
You don't mention what versions of rsync are involved...
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without:
local# rsync --exclude='*' --include='.*' remote:/tmp/test
Password:
(nothing)
The problem is with the excludes and includes; unfortunately I can never
get it when those two are combined :-/
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localdir
total 0
-rw-r--r--1 root root0 Aug 3 15:31 1
-rw-r--r--1 root root0 Aug 3 15:31 2
-rw-r--r--1 root root0 Aug 3 15:31 3
No x directory created...
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local# rsync remote::users/grp012/12/nhruby/public_html/ www
skipping directory grp012/12/nhruby/public_html
Don't you want at least an -r option? The skipping can be found in
the manpage.
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, and he could
get it to work for an rsync daemon, but not over ssh.
The underlying transport is not relevant.
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multiple times with rsync, without any such problems
whatsoever, so at least for me rsync works just fine for that task.
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complications?
In other words, something's probably involved that's not old school
unix.
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will
be fooled into thinking it's the same as the version in the
--link-dest tree, and will link to that. With --checksum rsync will see
that it is in fact different, and will create a new file instead of
linking.
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On Tue 23 May 2006, tyko brown wrote:
I'd like to ignore timestamps but still examine content.
Use the --checksum option.
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the
list of the source.
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)
RFTM:
--max-size=SIZE don't transfer any file larger than SIZE
hence use --max-size=200M
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the password,I enter it,and then is all ok)
Perhaps it wants to ask the password when run from cron also;
but how is it supposed to get an answer?
You need to get ssh running without needing a password / passphrase;
that's an ssh problem.
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Connection in both directions:
==
Server A --- Server B
I expect that a tool such as unison will be more appropriate for the
problem.
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telnet to do
unexpected things instead of passing the data on transparently.
Is there no way of using rsh in your kerberos-ized situation?
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reading stdout.
A bigger issue may be that output is buffered when writing into a pipe,
which means you only get rsync's output when the buffer is full. This is
referred to in (long-standing) Debian bug #48108 (see
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=48108).
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all the data in
'Latest' consistently after using the cp -al command?
May I suggest the dirvish package, which is a sort of wrapper around
rsync to implement incremental changes? It sounds like what you're
trying to do. http://www.dirvish.org/
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(:::merlin's IP address)
Please show your rsyncd.conf.
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politely...
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of this has been uploaded to Debian's experimental
archive, rsync_2.6.7-2.6.8pre1_i386.deb
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On Wed 22 Mar 2006, Linus Hicks wrote:
Paul Slootman wrote:
I'd recommend doing --inplace, as chances are that data won't move
within a file with oracle data files (so it's not useful to try to find
moved data), and copying the 4TB to temp. files every time could become
a big timewaster
with oracle data files (so it's not useful to try to find
moved data), and copying the 4TB to temp. files every time could become
a big timewaster. Also the -t option could be handy, not all files
change all the time IIRC.
As always, get the latest version.
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a wider audience.
OK, I've just uploaded a patched 2.6.7 to the Debian archive, should
show up for most people in a day or so.
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this. This is
big enough that 2.6.8 will appear shortly, but until then, this one-line
Is there an ETA known on 2.6.8? I'm deciding whether it's worth to wait
for that, or to release a 2.6.7 Debian package in the meantime (with the
patch).
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file...
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On Fri 24 Feb 2006, Wayne Davison wrote:
So, these days -H should be nice and fast.
So, perhaps it should be moved into the -a collection?
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fine AFAICS.
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of older :-)
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On Wed 15 Feb 2006, Paul Slootman wrote:
On Wed 15 Feb 2006, Rich Stanton wrote:
rsync -r -t --delete -i --modify-window=10 --exclude=/**/.*
Try --modify-window=1 if that's the problem.
Argh, I missed that you already were using it :-(
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why this is?
I wouldn't be surprised if NetWare doesn't have one-second time
resolution, just like windows. Use the 'stat' command to show exactly
what the contents of the inodes are of two files that should be the
same.
Try --modify-window=1 if that's the problem.
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some more info on this please inform me.
It does it the same way any application does:
compare inode and device number. When those are the same, the two files
must be hardlinked.
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On Wed 08 Feb 2006, Wayne Davison wrote:
Rsync version 2.6.7pre1 is now available for release testing. Please
give it a try and send email to the regular mailing list with any
questions, comments, bug reports, etc.
A couple of text improvements / typos that were sent to me...
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files are changed, --files-from might be useful.
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Is the --ipv4, --ipv6 description twice in the manpage?
The description is quite different, so I'm wondering whether it should
be in a different context :-)
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On Thu 19 Jan 2006, Bob Robison wrote:
I'm running rysnc version 2.5.7. Client-machines are linux (2.6.12
That's pretty ancient; I don't think anyone can/wants to help before you
try it with the latest (2.6.6). You've upgraded the kernel, so upgrading
rsync shouldn't be a problem :)
Paul
$
That won't find anything either, simply because find will never find
a path with a double slash in it.
Just fix your script
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to the module definition; it's listed as a
module directive, not as a global option.
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On Sun 30 Oct 2005, Harry Putnam wrote:
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--itemize-changes
What is this? My rsync doesn't know about it.
rsync version 2.6.0 protocol version 27
This was added in 2.6.4, 30 March 2005.
If you're going to ask questions on the mailing list, it's
the O_DIRECT option on OCFS?
Reads are safe as-is.
Check the archive.
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as
it would on disk?
As far as rsync is concerned (and most of all the other utilities you
have at your disposal on a Unix / linux system) an NFS-mounted
filesystem _is_ local, after all it's just a part of the filesystem
space. That's the point of NFS mounts, isn't it?
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On Wed 26 Oct 2005, Stuart Halliday wrote:
Paul Slootman wrote:
You could setup an rsync server on the receiver, and set
uid = mary
in the appropriate module.
Oh that's where I've been going wrong in my Rsync server.
I placed the uid= line at the very top of the file.
I
output. Please do.
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was transmitted, so the data was not copied from
the source to the receiver.
Matched data: 56 bytes
56 bytes were matched, i.e. all the data was already there, nothing was
transferred.
Perhaps you should use the --itemize-changes option to show what is
different.
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On Fri 21 Oct 2005, Peter van der Meer wrote:
Does anybody here has another suggestion?
Yes:
rsync -e ssh -o 'ProxyCommand corkscrew myhttpProxy 8080
targetcomputer.domain 22' testfile.txt targetcomputer.domain:receive
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perhaps also work (in addition to the wrapper
script)?
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? :-)
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a.
That doesn't matter, you can do ssh serverX:path path on one server,
or ssh path serverY:path on the other server, and get the same
direction.
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is, but this sounds like perhaps serverb
has two interfaces, and ssh is only listening to one of them.
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80.81.131.173 port 22: Connection
refused
This simply means that ssh is not running as a daemon on the remote
system (serverb). Ensure that you can login as username via ssh on
that system before trying rsync over ssh.
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These are useless if writing to a mailing list... and probably useless
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. 40GB of mail
would suggest a lot of little files...
In that case, see if it's possible to run rsync on subdirectories of
the tree (hardlinks outside such a subdir is a showstopper for that
approach, assuming you're using -H).
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the --files-from option, the list could be generated
with e.g. find.
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{,~}
rsync -avbu --cvs-exclude --delete /tmp/tester remotehost:/tmp/
I've found that when ! was scanned, the pointer was not advanced,
hence there appeared to be trailing chars... The following patch seems
to fix it.
Paul Slootman
--- rsync-2.6.6.orig/exclude.c
+++ rsync-2.6.6/exclude.c
@@ -665,8
Hi,
I got the following report from a Debian user:
On Sat 20 Aug 2005, Ross Boylan wrote:
The man page says a modern rsync uses ssh for its communications
(while noting it may have been configure otherwise, but then goes on
to say (about remote shells) One common substitute is to use ssh,
On Mon 12 Sep 2005, Lakshminarayanan Radhakrishnan wrote:
Is there any option to check whether the synchronization is going on
between
machine A and machine B ?
Use netmask and see if there's a port 873 TCP connection established...
Paul Slootman
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violations, and now and
then the system hung. It turned out the memory was bad (even though a
24-hour run of memtest86 showed no problems).
Such single bit errors sound like random memory corruptions.
Try copying such files many times with cp and running md5sums of the
copies.
Paul Slootman
be the cause. The buffer cache
you mentioned refers to the cache on the data source, right?
Yes.
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, then the data of the files being
handled may still be in the buffer cache so that it doesn't need to get
read in from disk again. This will save time...
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On Mon 29 Aug 2005, Zhang, Shu wrote:
Thanks for your reply. Here is the info.
[snip]
I don't see anything that would cause the output you gave...
Please upgrade to the newest rsync (2.6.6) and try again.
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