The environment variable RSYNC_PASSORD and commandline parameter
--password-file= are for authenticating against an rsync server. If
you're going through ssh, you don't have an rsync question. If you can't
"ssh remotehost date" without a password, rsync isn't going to fake up a
tty and play e
Hi Wayne,
Sorry to disturb u again,
but now i have one more very small problem.
we need not to supply the password on command line
everytime,
when we will use rsync for transferring files from one
m/c to another,i want to fix login name as well as
passord for a particular m/c.
I try out the option
On Fri, Jul 30, 2004 at 02:49:16AM -0700, shubhra dutt wrote:
> when i rsync them to remote m/c the time-stamp of
> the file on remote m/c (which i transfered from my
> m/c) will change.
Use the -t option to preserve the timestamp from the original and allow
rsync to avoid sending files that are a
Hi,
I m facing problem in "rsync" rtelated to the
time-stamp of the files.
Im using rsync for transfering the file from my m/c
(OS :jaluna-linux) to a remote m/c(OS:jaluna-linux)
and even if there was no change in the files on my
m/c, when i rsync them to remote m/c the time-stamp of
the file on r
