est fix is to redirect all three filehandles.
There's been a lot of time passed since your question, so i'm going ahead
an answering. Expect corrections.
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n was added to accommodate rsync run-
ning on the Windows operating system.
+++++++
chmod 600 /etc/rsyncd.secrets
chmod 600 .rsyncpw
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ts to be told the password, either interactively,
through the password-file, or via the $RSYNC_PASSWORD environment
variable.
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See rsyncd.conf:5 contains a wealth of just such information. In my
application, I don't use authentication. In response to your question, I
read the man page and found the answers. It took remarkably little time.
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would probably be easier for
all concerned to use a single secrets file with entries for each user you
want to let in, then control each modules access by the auth users list.
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Yes. Perhaps you could use rsh.
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perl -e 'print pack(nnn
it into the stripped-down PATH given to
non-interactive shells (link it into /bin, for instance), or use
"--rsync-path=".
Remember, when rsync rshes or sshes over, it runs itself on the far end,
not by sending over a copy of its own binary, but by running the program
residing on the r
nly if you do a non-local transfer.
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perl -e 'print pack(,
19061,29556,8289,28271,29800,25970,8304
How about switching to password authentication? Makes you spoof-proof.
Anybody who can sniff your network to get the plaintext can probably spoof
your IP anyway, so you lose no security(probably gain a bit), and this
doesn't have to wait for dns registration to propogate.
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rball, but i don't have DU/Compaq/Tru64.
Beside, you're better off with a home-compiled version.
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perl
olutions open to avoid
duplicating efforts.
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e.qxv4ffserfbera" and renamed to "biteme" on completion).
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perl -e 'print pack(,
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snap): Permission denied
opendir(test/test/license.management/logsnap): Permission denied
link_stat sjtnetsvr:/tmp : No such file or directory
rsync error: partial transfer (code 23) at
../../../../src/rsync-2.5.5rc1/main.c(578)
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e: 25 Jan 20022
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stead
acts like rsync -W, if timestamp and size match, we're done), and sends
everything in chunks, a list of non-directories to unlink, a list of
directories to rmdir (in depth order, of course), and a gzipped tar, 8Mb
at a time.
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e hit the high spots, got him a working
rsyncd.conf (it looks like), but i'm out of time myself (given nearly 30
scarce minutes over the past 2 days).
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sn't match,
the checksum doesn't matter.
I'd never considered the implications of the presumption that the file is
the same file hit by random mutations. The math just blew a circuit
breaker in my brain. I've got to go get a beer to reset it.
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ay of
optimizing the process within certain limits. If a 1/whatever it is with
those sums is not good enough, don't use rsync.
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#x27;m out of time myself (given nearly 30
scarce minutes over the past 2 days).
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Experts, feel free to jump on me for being wrong, but the forking, as i
understand it, is integral to the way rsync currently does its work, and i
don't think you can realy debug it in the classical sense. Anybody found
a way around this one?
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it's certain that you successfully
connected to
ssh (which coincidentally connected to port 22... in your invocation,
--port= was ignored). I'll bet you can't ssh into host as axlink, at
least, not without a password. Try my revised commandline.
I'm ccing the list to keep p
e off
the local destination.
Note that in all cases (other than listing) at least one of
the source and destination paths must be local.
SETUP
See the file README for installation instructions.
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So how would this work? The server sends all the files to the client, the
client figures out whether it needs the file, and if so, the server sends
it again?
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it, i wrote a custom sync program to run
inside the NAS devices, for at least part of the work.
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ignore the signal (or to be hung and just not notice it). Try
a "kill -KILL" on the processes, and i suspect that they will go away.
That doesn't address the root problem, though. I've seen ancient hung
processes, but don't know how to prevent them.
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I wouldn't worry about users reading each others files, either, if you
give each his own module, password-protected.
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two systems should be 600. If
the difference is closer to 3600, you've got an hour offset.
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You can use the exclude features, either --exclude= or
--exclude-from=. They're well documented, and
those on the list who use them are good about helping with tricky
patterns, once there's a specific question.
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ser in the uid field.
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perl -e 'print pack(,
19061,29556,8289,28271,29800,25970,8304,2597
nstalled system, though. Does anyone else?
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perl -e 'pri
How about setting up a seperate module for each user, with the uid set for
that user, and before invoking rsyncd, du "umask 077", and have the users
sync in WITHOUT -p (or -a, of course). Will the rsyncd then, as it's not
using the source permissions, follow its umask?
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econd granularity,
or at least, it did in some iterations, hence the "--modify-window=N"
option, which lets you say that any time within N seconds is a match. You
probably don't need that one, though.
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nevermind my previous questions. just found the cygwin variable doc.
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perl -e 'print pack(nnn
I do. I just know i
needed this flag. What does 'ntsec' do? It's a pain to dig through the
cygwin doc, as it's multiple files, non-searchable, at least what I find.
I just use it like unix, and live with what doesn't work, usually (nothing
comes to mind at the moment
Everyone:*:0:0:,S-1-1-0::
SYSTEM:*:18:18:,S-1-5-18::
Administrators:*:544:544:,S-1-5-32-544::
Administrator::500:513:,S-1-5-21-1454471165-1383384898-854245398-500:/home/Administr
ator:/bin/sh
Guest::501:513:,S-1-5-21-1454471165-1383384898-854245398-501:/home/Guest:/bin/sh
hiram::1001:513:Tim
Conway,S-1-5
ies, or are you unable to get in? If it's just a log complaint, I
wouldn't worry about it. Most of the time there's no name resolution for
dialup lines.
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side.
I'm ccing the rsync list so people know you're being helped, and can add
suggestions.
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stage
rsync -av localstage localdestination
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perl -e 'print p
Need more information. There are many circumstances that will give that
message, most of them user errors. Show the exact commandline used.
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970,27680,26721,25451,25970),
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is nfs). I suspect
that it may affect local-to-local transfers as well, but haven't tested
it, but you can always use localhost:path to make sure.
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What commandline are you giving it? It should already be set up with
cygwin. Do you mean as a rsyncd? Access to other hosts? What are you
attempting to do with it?
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e, they are created at your umask and ownership, so you probably
want --owner= --group= and --mode= if you intend for others to have access
to them.
rsync is awesome, but uses a lot of memory with a lot of files, so there's
no real advantage to using it in your situation.
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g, but I'm planning on
camping out overnight to get tickets to "Johah".
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xrwxrwx 2 tconway Vlsieng 4096 Mar 18 07:46 ./dest
11202250 -rwxr-xr-x 1 ToolsTools 29 Mar 18 07:43
./dest/file
147285794 drwxr-xr-x 2 tconway Vlsieng 4096 Mar 18 07:43 ./src
280960 -rwxr-xr-x 1 tconway Vlsieng29 Mar 18 07:43
./src/file
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/user
to add
"--force" to get it to happen. Hope it helps.
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7;print pack(,
19061,29556,8289,28271,29800,25970,8304,25970,27680,26721,25451,25970),
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destination, change "precludes" to
"requires" and "and" to "or" in the sentence above.
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Availab
an do only what you tell it to do.
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perl -e 'pri
Try it without "--delete-after". I'm pretty sure that --delete-after also
affects --force, so I think it's trying to write to the directory pointed
to by the symlink, which doesn't exist. I could be wrong, but that looks
like the most likely interaction.
Ti
To get it to run on winblows, as far as i've heard, you'll need to run it
with cygwin. Cygwin comes with rsync by default, and includes the
documentation.
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character.
The prefixes that are understood are:
++++++++
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difying services and inetd.conf
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27;re like most users, explaining ssh might take up the rest
of the time from now until the sun cools.
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pe
aracter escape sequences prefixed
with a percent (%) character.
The prefixes that are understood are:
o%h for the remote host name
o%a for the remote IP address
o%l for the length of the file in bytes
Good luck.
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files (-W option) is actually an override of the default, mostly to keep
it from wasting time reading everything twice over NFS, or for any case
where you know up front that you're better off just sending the whole
thing if you have to read it at all (time or size mism
ng the rsyncd (started as "truss -f
rsync --daemon", "-f" meaning follow forks). I'd suppose that slowed the
daemon slightly in some way, alleviating a race condition.
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y.
I gave it my username and groupname and it WORKED!!
thanks a lot for your help
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For those of us behind lame firewalls, it's also at
ftp://rsync.samba.org/pub/rsync/preview/rsync-2.5.3pre1.tar.gz
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er of directories, and mostly with
> graphics files. The error message is "Warning:unexpected read size of 0
> i map_ptr".
>
> Any suggestions of what could be done to rectify this?
The problem is in 2.5.2. Apply the patch at
http://cvs.samba.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/rsync/match.c.
Wayne, Martin, Dave: any ideas on the error message? I can't see what
happens in the execution if i don't trace it, because i'm not tracing it.
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Note that in all cases (other than listing) at least one of
the source and destination paths must be local.
Handy things, those man pages...
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Glad you're going... I hope you don't mind my ccing the list, just so
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ot so much going on right now that I could easily be
> confused on that one!)
>
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ixed, because my test last week (script below) ran for
7.5h, (though when it finished, there were big differences in the trees,
which I sould have though would have been cleaned up).
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asy
if your systems are identical, else, you'll have to explicitly state it
("rsync --rsync-path=/cadappl/encap/bin/rsync options source
destination").
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d a file named
'bar.tar.gz' on my home system that contains 'foo', the only way I could
update 'bar.tar.gz' would be to simply create a new 'bar.tar.gz'? I was
hoping there would be a simpler way than this. The rsync backup size
right now is near 3 Gigs
If you're planning to rsync it over, tar it up, and delete the directory
tree, you should just tar|gzip it on the work system and catch that in a
file on the other end.
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yes
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perl -e 'print pack(nnn
150147795 115027617 3512017877%
/wan/lon-tools2/big
Tools@lonnetsvr
/users/Tools>
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rsync. I think our case
will always create problems, though, with the broken nfs unlink in the
nfs3 interface on the NAS, and the broken nfs2 client on the solaris
machines (mtime bug). I won't let this influence my test, though ;-).
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ually corresponds to "nobody". same for gid. I suspect that's
probably all you need to hear.
(see rsyncd.conf.5)
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rsync -a /opt/config/. DevlServ:/opt/config
(see rsync.1)
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There's no such option. Rember that Rsync was devised as an efficient way
to mirror ftp sites. What you're looking for is unison. Some of the guys
on here use it. It's at "http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison";, and
looks promising for your application.
Ti
an email list.
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perl -e 'print pack(nnn
Investigate /etc/hosts.equiv, /etc/hosts.deny, $HOME/.rhosts, your name
resolution, etc..
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permitted, but add -f (meaning I
REALLY MEAN IT), it'll do it. (Has this changed since i last tested it?).
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then recursively delete the original directory.
This way, there is no time at all where the directory is invalid, and only
maybe a millisecond where it doesn't exist.
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cure cases.
We have cases like this, and --force was the solution.
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perl -e 'pri
The message you were reading was about a special application, not normal
usage.
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perl -e 'print pack(nn
ame, st);
#else
return lstat(fname, st);
#endif
}
#endif
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uct called "unison", which is made to do what you're asking
about. I don't know more about it than that it exists. A quick google
should get you to it.
Good luck.
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x27;re not set.
I'm not sure it's generator.c, but i'm sure you can find it.
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t was done in
retaliation for spamming. Mind, I'm not saying it should be done. I'm
just idly speculating. :-)
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loss of the opportunity for others to correct my sometimes-incorrect
answers.
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$)CLooks like an error in your rsyncd.conf file. I'm guessing that a "use
chroot =" line is missing its "use". toss me a copy, and i'll take a
look, if that isn't it.
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--password-file=FILEget password from FILE
Note that this does not supply a password to a shell transport such as
ssh. If you want that, hack ssh.
I don't know about the rsyncd-over-ssh feature. When I connect to rsyncd,
I don't use an external transport.
Tim Conway
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--rsync-path='.
If, in fact, you do have a rsync server running on the remote host, and
you want to contact that, use double colons '::' to seperate the hostname
from the module name. The rsync manpage covers these, and other
rsync-related topics in exquisite detail.
's possible
to have changes made on both sides, whereby he who saves last wins, and he
who saves first gets his changes discarded. Is that ok in your situation?
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cking
the packages i wanted to add, and it left me with a minimal installation,
wiping out everything i didn't check in the setup. I figured grabbing the
tar.bz2 and untarring it in / would be more efficient for him.
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drop the "-e ssh" and use TWO
colons between the servername and the modulename.
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Actually, I think i was wrong. Might it work pulling instead of pushing?
If not, I'll point out that you have ssh access, which makes it easy to
grab the list of what you've got, compare it to what you should have, and
delete what you shouldn't.
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>From www.cygwin.com (did you even look there?).
ftp://mirrors.rcn.net/pub/sourceware/cygwin/contrib/rsync/rsync-2.5.1-2.tar.bz2
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v --stats -e ssh --delete ./. --include=i_* --exclude=*
user@host:/dir/
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perl -e
calhost::
big
big1
ToolSyncModules
Tools@willy
/users/Tools>
This way, rsyncd also doesn't take any resources until it's invoked.
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873/tcp rsyncd # rsync
daemon
Good luck.
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users/Tools/tcc>
+++
the second command is the crux.
How about a
"rsync --version;rsh from.com rsync --version"
I'm guessing we'll see one or both with a version that doesn't support
bwlimit.
Tim Co
#!/bin/sh
for file in `rsh remote 'cd ~/Maildir;find . -type f -print'`
do
[ -f "~/Maildir/$file" ] && rm ~/Maildir/$file
done
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