Quick question,
Is there a difference if an --exclude-from (or just plain --exclude) is
specified on the daemon or the client? I'm setting up daemons on each of
my remote servers, and have a host with a RAID connected to it be the
client to pull the data over the network. I'm wondering if there
I'm getting a bad address error which is causing my rsync process to
bomb out.
I'm running RsyncX 2.1, in daemon mode on the source machine, with a
script to pull the information to the backup server. Both servers are
Xserves running OS X Server 10.2.8. Rsync target is on an Xserve RAID.
The
Wayne Davison [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Fri, Apr 30, 2004 at 04:19:35PM -0400, Sean M. Kaiser wrote:
[skaiser-pbg4:~] localska% /usr/local/bin/rsync --delete --backup
--backup-dir=/Users/localskaiser/archive -a /Users/localskaiser/source
/Users/localskaiser/target
This command works fine
Does the --backup, --backup-dir set require that either then source or
target be a remote connection?
Test folder hierarchy:
/Users/localskaiser/source/myfile.txt
/Users/localskaiser/source/a/b/c/newfile.txt
/Users/localskaiser/target
/Users/localskaiser/archive
I can not get the following
I am having a problem with implementing a slight modification of the
backup to a central backup server with 7 day incremental example from
http://rsync.samba.org/examples.html. When rsync runs, I end up getting
stat errors that the file doesn't exist in the backup-dir location. The
backup server
