Hi
I need -iconv option, but configure didnt find iconv
$ cygcheck -c libiconv
Cygwin Package Information
Package VersionStatus
libiconv 1.14-3 OK
$ ./configure --enable-iconv=yes --disable-acl-support
...
checking for library containing
Hi
I need -iconv option, but configure didnt find iconv
$ cygcheck -c libiconv
Cygwin Package Information
Package VersionStatus
libiconv 1.14-3 OK
$ ./configure --enable-iconv=yes --disable-acl-support
...
checking for library containing iconv_open...
On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 9:06 PM, Eric S. Johansson e...@harvee.org wrote:
I'm going to try the bandwidth limit and retries tomorrow. I wanted to see if
there were some other suggestions.
We're using the latest cwRsync in daemon mode over IPsec to transfer
about 100 GB per day from several
wondering if anyone has built a native port yet. It looks like I may have to go
through eliminate delta copy from a half a dozen machines because of transfer
lockups. Conversation on the rsnapshot list indicates that using cygwin may be
the source of my problems.
Yes, there's a well-known
Hi,
I have rsync set up to sync between two hard drives on the same Windows PC.
I have a concern the results of the following rsync command:
c:\cygwin\bin\rsync.exe --log-file=080725.pcsync.log --recursive
--archive --modify-window=2 --update --backup /cygdrive/f/images/
/cygdrive/i
At 13:23 27.01.2008 +0900, Brendan Grieve wrote:
Wayne Davison wrote:
On Thu, Jan 24, 2008 at 02:09:30PM +0900, Brendan Grieve wrote:
I get the following error on files that have russian cryllic letters: -
file has vanished: /cygdrive/D/Data_Tier1/Home/xxx/???
See the prior
On Thu, Jan 24, 2008 at 02:09:30PM +0900, Brendan Grieve wrote:
I get the following error on files that have russian cryllic letters: -
file has vanished: /cygdrive/D/Data_Tier1/Home/xxx/???
See the prior discussions about how MS Windows is lying to rsync about
what the
Wayne Davison wrote:
On Thu, Jan 24, 2008 at 02:09:30PM +0900, Brendan Grieve wrote:
I get the following error on files that have russian cryllic letters: -
file has vanished: /cygdrive/D/Data_Tier1/Home/xxx/???
See the prior discussions about how MS Windows is lying
I have another question. I'm not sure if this is the correct post for
cygwin rsync related questions.
I've compiled rsync 3.0.0pre8 under cygwin. Works splendidly and
compiles cleanly. I made sure to have libiconv installed and it supports
the --iconv command (at least it accepts it).
I've
(I'm using an ssh connection since I plan to do this over the internet in the future)When I try to backup, most of the files are copied. Trouble is, some aren't since some directories are copied over and land on my linux box with permissions of 000. Because of that, rsync can't copy any other
Hello,
I created a patch for cygwin1.dll which solves a problem with rsync on
cygwin platform, caused by national characters in filenames (file has
vanished error message). Patch, cygwin1.dll and readme available at
http://www.7bulls.com/~nergal/misc/cygwin-ld_utf/
The patch received little
Hi!
Let's share an info about Windows rsyncs or rsync-compatibles that works
wint Windows native libs, not cygwin. The main task - find a solution with
Unicode support.
I know two:
Unison - has a problems with Unicode filenames like cygwin does.
DeltaCopy - found it just a few minutes ago,
Title: Windows rsync without cygwin (looking for Unicode support).
I posted here a few weeks
ago. We wrote a port of rsync to .net, with unicode support. The binary is
available at www.kolosy.com/downloads/NetSync.exe,
the source code is available through subversion at
svn
I know this problem has been posted before, but I have been unable to
find a solution on this list or anywhere else on the net. Let me review.
First, here is my setup:
OS: Windows XP Pro SP2
Rsync: 2.6.6-1
Cygwin: 2.510.2.2
Whenever I transfer any file that has Japanese characters
I thought the problem was that cygwin doesn't support unicode.
See here:
http://lists.samba.org/archive/rsync/2002-September/003643.html
The post is rather old, but for whatever reason the cygwin folks
haven't added unicode support. You'll also see this problem manifest
itself as a limit in the
. Rsync then
tries to use the provided filename to open the file, and MS Windows says
that it doesn't exist. At that point there's nothing rsync can do.
Perhaps the cygwin version of rsync could be marked as understanding
unicode -- something that I assume the cygwin packagers would do when
I try to
synchronize from a Windows 2003 machine, using Cygwin and rsync 2.6.6 files and
folder with ACCENT in their name to a Mac OS X 10.4 machine running rsync 2.6.3
as a daemon. 3 different problems happen :
***1. For a
single file to an empty destination:
$ rsync -vP
combin
Hello,
I'm using cygwin and rsync in my windows-equipped laptop to synchronize
work and other documents between my file server (Linux RH 9) and laptop.
As I'm Finnish, many of the transferred files have special characters
å,ä,ö (A-umlaut etc) in the filenames.
I noticed that when the files
On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 09:25:50PM +0300, Ville Mattila wrote:
I noticed that when the files are synced from the server to my windows
box, the rsync translates the special characters to quotes.
Rsync does not translate any characters, so the problem is most likely
that the font you are using
Wayne Davison wrote:
On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 09:25:50PM +0300, Ville Mattila wrote:
I noticed that when the files are synced from the server to my windows
box, the rsync translates the special characters to quotes.
Rsync does not translate any characters, so the problem is most likely
Hi,
I have rsync client and servers running under 3 Win2K boxes, and I can
sync when the source is remote and the target is local, but when the
source is local and the target is remote, I get the following error:
rsync.exe --recursive /cygdrive/d/BILLS_CMS rsync://192.168.213.102/PWB3
rsync:
: 25. februar 2004 12:39
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: Rsync under cygwin
Hi,
I have rsync client and servers running under 3 Win2K boxes, and I can
sync when the source is remote and the target is local, but when the
source is local and the target is remote, I get the following error:
rsync.exe
Hello,
I'm a student trying to get rsync working correctly on
my WinXP machine.
My rsync server works perfectly through cygwin.
BUT, when I try to add authentication, I get the message:
@ERROR auth failed on module Mobilesync
rsync connection unexpectedly closed (94 bytes read so far)
rsync
I am running Rsync as a service under windows2000
The --bwlimit option causes cygrunsrv service to fail if included during
setup of the service:
$ cygrunsrv -I RSYNC -p /usr/bin/rsync.exe -a '--config=/etc/rsyncd.conf
--daemon --bwlimit=64'
$ cygrunsrv -S rsync
cygrunsrv: Error starting a
.
Linux: RH 7.3, rsync 2.5.6, OpenSSH_3.1p1
Cygwin: 5.0, rsync 2.5.6, OpenSSH_3.6.1p1
Let me know if more information is needed (and I apologize if too much
is sent) :).
I am running the following on the linux machine:
rsync -vvrltDH --numeric-ids -pgo --stats --exclude-from=exclude.list
jw schultz wrote:
It looks like the rsync server on cygwin is failing to
return from a write to stdout.
I know (from prior offline discussion) you are using ssh key
based command restriction via a wrapper script on the linux
rsync servers. Are you using a ssh key based command
restriction here
,
but I did try this patch with no success:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg07525.html
When I try to rsync a tree, it will usually create a partial directory
structure and download a few files and then hang.
Linux: RH 7.3, rsync 2.5.6, OpenSSH_3.1p1
Cygwin: 5.0, rsync 2.5.6
Thanks for the suggestion. The problem occurs whether
machines have static or dynamic (DHCP) IP addresses.
Also, this problem only ever occurs when rsync is
running (the first few minutes of a user login when
conditions are met) - never during normal use (e.g.
user with IE open etc).
Any other
I'm using a javascript program to execute rsync 2.5.6
compiled with cygwin on Windows XP Pro machines.
These backup the user's My Documents folder to a
Linux server running rsync 2.5.6 in daemon mode
when the user logs in to XP and certain conditions are
met (e.g. user hasn't backed up for a few
XP sucks and has this problem. Try putting the following into a script (you
may want to cron this hourly)
@echo off
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
Original Message Follows
From: peter pan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: rsync/jscript/cygwin problem
Date: Sat, 28 Jun
I had sent a message to the list earlier this week detailing an error
message I am getting using rsync on Cygwin on Windows 2000. I have now
duplicated the problem on another windows 2000 server. I have a third server
on which the process works, so I don't really know what is going wrong. All
HmmThis backup server is handling backup jobs from about a dozen other
machines -- all but three are Linux. The other three are Windows 2000
servers running Cygwin. Two of those are not working (giving the error).
The backup machine has other duties, too, and has not had any issues. The
indicates serious corruption somewhere.
My next step would be to examine the binaries on cygwin,
rsync and ssh. Try checksumming them for a difference
between the badly behaving machines and the still OK one.
I'd then consider that the cygwin binaries might have been
built incorrectly. After
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jw schultz wrote:
I'd then consider that the cygwin binaries might have been
built incorrectly. After that, i don't know, perhaps
creeping corruption on the two machines?
BTW: those are my latest builds or rsync/cygwin:
$ md5sum /usr/bin/rsync.exe
On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 05:36:03PM -0500, Trey Nolen wrote:
HmmThis backup server is handling backup jobs from about a dozen other
machines -- all but three are Linux. The other three are Windows 2000
servers running Cygwin. Two of those are not working (giving the error).
The backup
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Hash: SHA1
jw schultz wrote:
I'd then consider that the cygwin binaries might have been
built incorrectly. After that, i don't know, perhaps
creeping corruption on the two machines?
BTW: those are my latest builds or rsync/cygwin:
$ md5sum /usr/bin/rsync.exe
I, too, tried it after it was mentioned and it worked for me as well. I
think this is going to be my solution. I haven't got everything working yet,
but will try to finish it up later today. I was able to successfully build
a good file list from a regular CMD prompt, so I called it a night. :-)
I, too, tried it after it was mentioned and it worked for me as well. I
think this is going to be my solution. I haven't got everything working yet,
but will try to finish it up later today. I was able to successfully build
a good file list from a regular CMD prompt, so I called it a night. :-)
OK, I had emailed yesterday about an issue backing up a W2K machine using
rsync under Cygwin. I was having trouble backing up the root directory, and
I'm happy to say that the suggestion of using /cygdrive/c seems to have
worked!
Unfortunately, now I'm getting another error. The error
(cc to [EMAIL PROTECTED] so that people that knows ebtter what i'm
talking about can eventually correct me)
jw schultz wrote:
Perhaps that is the document he needs. If not could you
cygwinese, cygwinites, cygwinists, cygwinim or whatever
point him to one that will clear up the slash/backslash
On Wed, 4 Jun 2003, Lapo Luchini wrote:
(cc to [EMAIL PROTECTED] so that people that knows ebtter what i'm
talking about can eventually correct me)
jw schultz wrote:
Perhaps that is the document he needs. If not could you
cygwinese, cygwinites, cygwinists, cygwinim or whatever
point him
, but
in this case, we want to backup everything, so the directory we are backing
up is \. We do not run rsync under a Cygwin bash prompt, and we schedule it
with the scheduler to run automatically every night, but this issue is the
same even if we run the commands manually. The following is the contents
If we do that, it backs up the cygwin directory (c:\cygwin being the root of
the cygwin install) and not the root of c: (i.e. C:\ ).
Trey Nolen
- Original Message -
From: jw schultz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 6:13 PM
Subject: Re: rsync and cygwin
do match.
Trey Nolen
- Original Message -
From: jw schultz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 6:13 PM
Subject: Re: rsync and cygwin
Try using slash instead of backslash.
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 06:04:50PM -0500, Trey Nolen wrote:
Hi
:44 PM
Subject: Re: rsync and cygwin
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 06:34:42PM -0500, Trey Nolen wrote:
If we do that, it backs up the cygwin directory (c:\cygwin being the
root of
the cygwin install) and not the root of c: (i.e. C:\ ).
I was refering to the exclude list, not the command line
will show you what patterns do match.
Trey Nolen
- Original Message -
From: jw schultz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 6:13 PM
Subject: Re: rsync and cygwin
Try using slash instead of backslash.
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003
I think that a key part of the answer is to use /cygdrive/c instead of /
or
\ to identify c:\ in a cygwin environment.
But can you do that if you are not running it from the Cygwin prompt? I
didn't do that because we were starting it with the scheduler. Will that
still work?
Trey Nolen
Trey Nolen wrote:
But can you do that if you are not running it from the Cygwin prompt? I
didn't do that because we were starting it with the scheduler. Will that
still work?
Yes. Write a small 'myjob.bat' file with something like this in it:
@echo off
C:
chdir C:\cygwin\bin
bash
Michael,
While I frequently run scheduled bash shell scripts via a bash.bat file as
you describe, I don't think it is necessary here... I think Trey can run
rsync.exe directly if he really wants to.
I tested running 'ls /cygdrive' from within a cmd.exe dos prompt and it
worked...
Microsoft
Bert wrote:
While I don't know the cygwin architecture details, it looks like the
/cygdrive functionality is a part of cygwin.dll and can be used
without a parent bash shell.
It is part of it's POSIX-layerness, indeed, and it's storen in the
registry, so it needs no startup script to set it
On Wed, Jun 04, 2003 at 10:50:18AM +0200, Lapo Luchini wrote:
Bert wrote:
While I don't know the cygwin architecture details, it looks like the
/cygdrive functionality is a part of cygwin.dll and can be used
without a parent bash shell.
It is part of it's POSIX-layerness, indeed, and
if possible.
I have also tried this from a DOS shell instead of a cygwin shell with
the
same results..
Thanks in advance...
Are the files on NTFS?
Can you give some more detail about the CygWin installation?
Whetherver you use ntsec, release number of cygwin and rsync... (to
include al
:\WINNT
HOME = `C:\cygwin\export\home\rsync'
MAKE_MODE = `unix'
PWD = `/usr/bin'
USER = `rsync'
Use `-r' to scan registry
a: fd N/AN/A
c: hd NTFS 17312Mb 12% CP CS UN PA FC LOCAL
d: cd N/AN/A
e: hd NTFS 104995Mb 37
On Sat, May 31, 2003 at 11:51:25AM +0200, Lapo Luchini wrote:
jw schultz wrote:
On Sat, May 31, 2003 at 09:48:47AM +0200, Lapo Luchini wrote:
Actually it seems to me the opposite: it has perms also without -p...
maybe it is the default?
Without -p new files get perms of source
On Sat, May 31, 2003 at 09:48:47AM +0200, Lapo Luchini wrote:
Actually it seems to me the opposite: it has perms also without -p...
maybe it is the default?
Without -p new files get perms of source as modified by
umask.
--
jw schultz wrote:
On Sat, May 31, 2003 at 09:48:47AM +0200, Lapo Luchini wrote:
Actually it seems to me the opposite: it has perms also without -p...
maybe it is the default?
Without -p new files get perms of source as modified by
umask.
Ohhh.
Maybe it's just me, but wouldn't
-
of a cygwin shell with the
same results..
Thanks in advance...
Are the files on NTFS?
Can you give some more detail about the CygWin installation?
Whetherver you use ntsec, release number of cygwin and rsync... (to
include al this you can attach the output of 'cygcheck -s')
BTW: latest packages
jw schultz wrote:
[...]
The impact of this may be minimized by running rsync with
the --modify-window=3601 command-line option. This will
cause rsync to ignore modification time differences of one
hour will allow rsync jobs to complete in the usual time
period with a minimal impact on backup
On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 03:33:30PM +0100, Martin Sapsed wrote:
jw schultz wrote:
[...]
The impact of this may be minimized by running rsync with
the --modify-window=3601 command-line option. This will
cause rsync to ignore modification time differences of one
hour will allow rsync jobs
Hi,
I have been having a number of problems dealing with time zones and
synchronising files using Rsync to my linux machine on Cygwin with Windows
XP. I have read discussions previously on these mailing lists on how there
are problems that occur when there is a change in daylight savings time.
I
Thanks for the reminder. Unfortunately your email was
rambling so that it was unclear what can actually be done to
avoid the problem. Here in the US Daylight savings time
will take effect this coming Sunday.
Given the growing number of sites using rsync in their
backup solutions incorporating
Thanks for the reminder. Unfortunately your email was
rambling so that it was unclear what can actually be done to
avoid the problem. Here in the US Daylight savings time
will take effect this coming Sunday.
Sorry about the rambling :) I wanted to dump out everything I'd learned
because it
:
.samba.orgSubject: Re:
Solution For Rsync and Cygwin Daylight Savings Timezone
Problems
On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 09:55:10PM +1030, Wayne Piekarski wrote:
Thanks for the reminder. Unfortunately your email was
rambling so that it was unclear what can actually be done to
avoid the problem. Here in the US Daylight savings time
will take effect this coming Sunday.
Sorry about
Jim Gallagher wrote:
$ rsync -a /cygdrive/c/installs/palm rsync://192.168.2.3/palm
rsync: Unknown Host
rsh.exe: can't establish connection == ???
...
I thought the docs said that rsync protocol would be used if I used
the rsync:// URL. It still wants to use rsh. I'm using
Thanks,
That syntax works.
I've just discovered the importance of the uid option in rsync.conf, and now
it seems to work.
Thanks to all who replied.
Jim
On Monday 17 March 2003 11:44 pm, you wrote:
Try
rsync -a /cygdrive/c/installs/palm 192.168.2.3::palm
and make sure you have a
Hi,
I'm trying to set up rsync, with the transfers originating from a Win2K box
and going to a Linux box. Both boxes are on my home LAN, so ssh is not
required; I thought I would simply use the rsync protocol. I set up xinetd on
my Linux box to start a rsync server when needed. My first
i don't think you are actually getting connected to the target host. better check
your network settings. and on the second instance you appear to be having the same
problem, but you've masked it by saying RSYNC_RSH=rsync. That is not correct. rsync
is the transfer protocol...rsh is the
Try
rsync -a /cygdrive/c/installs/palm 192.168.2.3::palm
and make sure you have a correct [palm] section in
your rsyncd.conf file.
/Greger
--- Jim Gallagher [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev: Hi,
I'm trying to set up rsync, with the transfers
originating from a Win2K box
and going to a Linux
Dmitry Melekhov wrote:
Well, now I know that _latest_ rsync does not work in daemon mode at
all,
Works for me.
i.e. when I start it with --daemon it simply exits without any
error messages.
But could you tell me is there rsync version which I can use in cygwin
right now?
Yep. The current
/bin/bash
1428 4801428 1420 con 500 05:26:46 /usr/bin/ps
Administrator@dm-w2ks /usr/bin
So I'm trying to set it as service:
C:\cygwin\bincygrunsrv -I RSYNC -d Rsync -p /bin/rsync.exe -a
--daemon --n
o-detach
C:\cygwin\bincygrunsrv -S RSYNC
cygrunsrv: Error starting a service
:\cygwin\bincygrunsrv -I RSYNC -d Rsync -p /bin/rsync.exe -a
--daemon --n
o-detach
C:\cygwin\bincygrunsrv -S RSYNC
cygrunsrv: Error starting a service: QueryServiceStatus: Win32 error 1062:
The service has not been started.
And I see in event log:
The description for Event ID ( 0 ) in Source
]
rsync-bounces+bart.coninckx=watco.be@listsSubject: Re:
rsync in cygwin as service
.samba.org
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Dmitry Melekhov wrote:
Hello!
I want to start rsync on w2k as service.
If I try to start rsync from command line it simply do nothig:
$ rsync --daemon
Sorry to you and other people that waits for me to test/debug
cygwin-specific problems in latest rsync, but my windows machine is
actually
1420 con 500 05:26:46 /usr/bin/ps
Administrator@dm-w2ks /usr/bin
So I'm trying to set it as service:
C:\cygwin\bincygrunsrv -I RSYNC -d Rsync -p /bin/rsync.exe -a
--daemon --n o-detach
I've found on cygwin that I need to explicitly tell it where the
config file is, both on the command
Hello!
Well, now I know that _latest_ rsync does not work in daemon mode at all,
i.e. when I start it with --daemon it simply exits without any error
messages.
But could you tell me is there rsync version which I can use in cygwin
right now?
Could someone mail me .exe ?
Thank you!
Lapo
1428 1420 con 500 05:26:46 /usr/bin/ps
Administrator@dm-w2ks /usr/bin
So I'm trying to set it as service:
C:\cygwin\bincygrunsrv -I RSYNC -d Rsync -p /bin/rsync.exe -a
--daemon --n o-detach
I've found on cygwin that I need to explicitly tell it where the
config file is, both
Certanly, I tried --config
Could you tell me which rsync version do you use?
rsync 2.5.5 and rsync 2.5.6 both work fine for me.
Is it possible that rsync is already running as a service?
It won't show up in cygwin's ps. For example, when rsync
is running via cygrunsrv, if I type:
Craig Barratt wrote:
You could also try a different port number to see if there is
someone else on 873:
craigslt 461% ps aux | egrep rsync
craigslt 462% rsync --daemon --port=1234
craigslt 463% ps aux | egrep rsync
4020 14020 4020? 1005 23:29:08
I hacked config.h to undefine HAVE_SOCKETPAIR. Cygwin's socketpair was
failing randomly, causing errors on roughly a third of testsuite runs.
Having made that alteration (so rsync was using pipe, not socketpair), I ran
the testsuite 100 times. SSH tests were not enabled.
Out of 100 runs, 4 hung
I am running rsync under cygwin on a winXP pro system. Cygwin is the most
recent version (1.3.12-2) and rsync 2.5.5 protocol 26.
It seems that almost %50 of the time, rsync hangs after the last file is
done syncing. When it's hung, I can press ctrl-c, and an error message:
rsync error
Combined reply:
Mark - Point taken. But even if it worked correctly everywhere, to me there
seems to be something aesthetically wrong about just letting sockets close
themselves. Kind of like a malloc() without a free().
Wayne - Wouldn't the atexit solution require that we keep a list of fds to
No. That just moves the shutdown call from whren you finish with the fd to where
you start using the fd - that's got to be less intuitive.
Surely it isn't too much to close file descriptors you open? Just because Linux
lets you get away without it doesn't mean its a good idea.
Anyway, if I
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Max Bowsher wrote:
That just moves the shutdown call from where you finish with the fd to
where you start using the fd - that's got to be less intuitive.
Being more or less intuitive is not the point. The idea was to have as
little cygwin kludge code as possible. Thus,
Just because Linux lets you get away without it doesn't mean its a good idea.
Except this has nothing to do with linux - this is unix behaviour that
goes all the way back, it's part of the process model. It's part of
what exiting *does*, so it *is* a bug in cygwin if it isn't doing the
cleanup
I wasn't. But he's addressing the same problem, in a difference case to my
initial patch
Max.
Are you all aware of the work done by Jonathan Kamens last July?
See bug 3236 ...
http://rsync.samba.org/cgi-bin/rsync/incoming?id=3236
Sorry if this has already been discussed: I am joining the
Here's an idea which I haven't had a chance to investigate:
Would it be possible to use atexit() to register a call to shutdown()
for cygwin (or a call to a custom function that would call shutdown()
for the appropriate socket fds)? This should allow cgywin's broken
socket code to get properly
After thinking about it a bit more I'm somewhat inclined to call it a
bug in Cygwin and try to get them to fix it.
Well, you could, but I'd much prefer it if you didn't :-)
I guess its time for you to make an executive descision - Is it reasonable to
include code in rsync to close sockets,
On 10 May 2002, Max Bowsher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem was especially severe here, because rsync didn't even
close the socket in these cases - it would write its last data, then return a
couple of times, and exit().
It should not matter:
The function _exit terminates the
Martin Pool [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, I've been out of town this week.
No problem.
This is the shutdown one, right? I wanted to check about portability
before we put it in. Snader's Effective TCP/IP Programming says that
shutdown(fd, 1);
is OK on both Unix and Windows and will
On 9 May 2002, Dave Dykstra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The answer has to come from Martin and I haven't seen anything posted
from him lately, he must be unavailable.
Sorry, I've been out of town this week.
On Tue, May 07, 2002 at 03:28:06PM +0100, Max Bowsher wrote:
Hi.
On the one
On Thu, May 09, 2002 at 04:22:45PM -0700, Martin Pool wrote:
shutdown(fd, 1);
Perhaps use SHUT_WR instead of 1?
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I posted this message to the cygwin mailing list, but I thought I'd try it
here too...
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Hello, I am using rsync 2.5.5 protocol version 26 with cygwin 1.3.10-1.
When I connect to a directory that resides on the
What is the status of my patch?
If the answer is 'In a ToDo list', then I will be quite happy, but if there are
any objections to it, I would like to resolve them.
Thankyou.
Max.
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Before posting, read:
What is the status of this patch? (Ideally I'd like it to make it in to 2.5.6,
so I can stop using a modified version). I have successfully used rsync with the
patch on Linux, and have done a test where a client does connect(), then
sleep(), whilst the server does write(),
I though that shutdown acts as below:
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Syntax:
int shutdown(int sockfd, int howto);
returns 0 if OK, -1 on error.
Action of the function depends on the value of howto -
SHUT_RD - read half of the connection is closed. The data currently in the
socket receive buffer is discarded.
SHUT_WR -
On Fri, Apr 26, 2002 at 05:40:07PM +0100, Max Bowsher wrote:
Action of the function depends on the value of howto -
SHUT_RD - read half of the connection is closed. The data currently in the
socket receive buffer is discarded.
SHUT_WR - write half of the connection is closed. The data in the
Max Bowsher [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] writes:
I though that shutdown acts as below:
(no data loss)
SUSv2 is annoyingly somewhat vague on the specifics.
So are the FreeBSD/Linux man pages. They don't specifically indicate
truncation or flushing of data, although I don't recall ever thinking
of
Does anybody know if this might cause problems on non-Windows machines?
Would shutdown need to be checked in configure, or is it implemented on
all Unix variants? I don't recall ever seeing a need for it on Unix.
- Dave
On Wed, Apr 03, 2002 at 11:39:57AM +0100, Max Bowsher wrote:
The problem
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