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The patch is attached. If you're interested in these features, please
test it and tell me if you have any problems with it. I request that
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source and sink in the same process are likely to help for
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any attempt to get rsync to observe default permissions cleanly and
correctly in all cases is doomed to failure due to the many chmod
calls it uses. Oh well.
Perhaps the fancy pluggable tar/rsync program, if it is ever written,
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support. Files with acls were transfered but the
acls of direcotries don`t! Is it not possible to transfer acls of diretories?
Directory ACLs seem to transfer fine with rsync 2.6.6. Try a newer
version of rsync.
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symlink is broken and/or whether the destination symlink would be broken
if it weren't rewritten. Obviously, there's no way to symlink to
another computer, so rewriting symlinks only makes sense for local
transfers.
Thoughts on this?
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want to preserve times, you should change either the user running
rsync or the user owning all the files on the partition so that they
match, or you should use a different filesystem.
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uses paths from the
top of the transfer for just about everything makes me suspect there
might be other similarly dangerous race conditions.
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conclude all the files match and change the times at the destination to
match the source. Future transfers would see the matching times and
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connections without a terminal at
which the user can input the password, which is why there are alternate
techniques like this one, public key authentication, and ssh-agent.
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Good luck! I'm hoping this will prove to be the solution!
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to know , is it possible for RSYNC to transmit more than 1
files at a same time ?
No. If you want to transmit several files at once, use multiple rsyncs,
but be careful that several rsyncs don't work on the same file at once.
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forwarding version.
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~/.ssh/config:
Host target
ProxyCommand ssh middle nc %h %p
Apparently, ssh uses a SIGHUP to tell the ProxyCommand that it is
finished with the connection. If nc is used as the proxy, it
understands the SIGHUP as a request
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Incidentally, I set up SSH on my machine to prefer password
authentication to keyboard-interactive authentication; now the password
prompt shows the target user and host. Thanks, Carson!
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msync
Description: application/shellscript
msync-rm
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Rsync decides not to transfer a source file's data if the destination
file matches in size and modification time. Is there something strange
about the filesystem on either end that could be preventing this match?
For example, FAT can only store modification times with even numbers of
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and compared. --checksum makes the quick check compare MD4sums of
the files; since all files must be read completely to compute the
checksums, it isn't clear to me how this is better than --ignore-times.
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transferring of real data begins.
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regular files
and symbolic links that do not exist or differ on the receiver (i.e.
those that actually had to be sent). I would also like an option that
removes every file in the transfer from the sender, whether or not it
was updated on the receiver.
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of what I was hoping for. It
deletes all regular files, but it does not delete symlinks that are
matched on the receiver or files of any other type (most notably
directories). The precaution of disabling the quick check is nice, but
it should also be possible to leave the quick check on.
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with SSH; you may be able to run a personal rsync daemon (but
many of these services restrict background processes), or you could
just have rsync use SSH transport when you want to back something up.
A list of services:
http://www.ductape.net/~mitja/freeunix.shtml
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to
move it to the backup machine and then check it in somehow.
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-file can only be used to give a password
to an rsync daemon, not to SSH. If you want to use SSH without a
password, set up public key authentication; see ssh-keygen.
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However, I'm not sure if you would want to trust it for your backups
until it is better tested.
Alternatively, you can remove the magic read-only flag from the
offending folders (attrib -R at a DOS prompt), but this has a slight
chance of confusing Windows.
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ago on the
list, people were doing essentially this but over NFS and wondered why
the send-the-differences algorithm didn't seem to be reducing I/O.
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significant work to implement this.
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this command:
cd / rsync --relative Documents and Setting/WinUser/{My
Documents,Start Menu,Recent,Application
Data/Mozilla,Application Data/Thunderbird} backup/
This will create /backup/Documents and Setting/WinUser/My Documents
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behavior is probably appropriate if the applicable
filter had the new d modifier, but I'm not sure what is best in other
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, the sending rsync pretended
its symlink was a real directory, and since you didn't give
-K/--keep-dirlinks, the receiving rsync turned its symlink into a real
directory to match. -L overrides -l. Take out -L and it should work.
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to match netegrity:
rsync ... [EMAIL PROTECTED]::netegrity/* /users/jon/test/
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since this
folder does not match the double slashes in the exclude pattern. This
is not a bug. If, in writing a script, you need double-slash exclude
paths to match (single-slash) files, run the exclude paths through sed
-re 's./+./.g' or similar before passing them to rsync.
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specified in the /path/file-list
file that was located on the remote src host.
Now, here's something I'm wondering: is there a way, given a list of
unrelated (source, destination) pairs, to copy each source to the
corresponding destination in a single run of rsync?
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foo to fooprime and one that converts fooprime to foo.
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situations like my two hard-linked trees?
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without -p, consider my custom rsync, which is available at:
http://mysite.verizon.net/hashproduct/myrsync/
There are plans to include default ACL observance in the ACL patch for
the official rsync 2.6.7.
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copy these three files from the build directory to /usr/bin and /usr/man
or similar. To uninstall rsync, delete the three files from those
places. That's all there is to it.
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the script to
work, send the whole script.
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else like this?
+ /foo/
+ /foo/bar/
+ /foo/bar/baz
+ /foo/extra
+ /bar/
+ /bar/another
- **
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in a
file's modtime to complete (i.e. until the system clock has moved on to
the next second) before beginning to read that file! There are some
complications with modtimes set in the future, though.
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where file my-list in your working directory contains:
/etc/group
/etc/domainalias
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, but much of the metadata must still go over the wire
during the creation of the batch file. See the man page for details.
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this is an undesired side effect of the improvements to
verify-patches.
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no encryption of its own, but if you transfer over SSH,
SSH encrypts the entire rsync data stream.
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SSH using -e/--rsh; the default is
to talk to the daemon directly without a remote shell.
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everything else other
than what was explicitly included.
Can I do something that is isolated to ~/.kde?
How about - /.kde** ? That will exclude anything under .kde that is
not matched by an earlier include rule.
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2.6.7pre2 for ACLs, configured, compiled, and ran the
test suite without a hitch. Looks good!
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will read each changed file once to compute the
checksum and again to transfer it, so the disk hit increases.
Someone correct me if I am mistaken about how incremental transfer and
--checksum work.
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containing directory when --perms
is disabled. Although this situation is extremely rare, it might be
nice if rsync-acl loaded an existing destination file's access ACL along
with its permissions in the dest_mode function.
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to it, but my yodl is somewhat weird, so I suggest you run yodl
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RCS file: /cvsroot/rsync/rsync.1,v
retrieving revision 1.370
diff -u
...
Keep in mind that relative paths to --link-dest directories are
interpreted starting at the destination directory.
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that the traverse
sender filters I proposed would handle.
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its identity by
responding to a challenge from the server using ssh_id_key.
I'm sure your diagrams will be well appreciated.
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various rearrangements. Tell me what you think, and if you
decide to commit my code, please double-check it first.
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I forward Maynard's suggestions to the list.
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Subject: Re: How to use multiple link-dest directories?
Date: Thu, 23 Feb 2006 19:31:56 -0800
Great. That's exactly the sort of answer I
already brought down the transfer
time significantly in your earlier test; I bet --inplace will cut the
time another 20-40% or so.
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sed to turn the filenames into protect filters (P /foo), and pass
the filters to rsync.
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the data on your computer, while zero-length files on the
server will match mtimes with (and not overwrite) real files on your
computer. Every so often, truncate the files on the server back to zero
length after you download.
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will wait for several network round trips per file.
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(as I have just suggested in bug 3554), you could
use several daemons with the same pid file.
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on my computer. Keep in mind that rsync will not actually
modify the destination until you take away the -n (--dry-run).
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rsync --exclude=/.kde* --relative ~/./ \
~/./.kde3.5/share/apps/konqueror/bookmarks.xml dest/
Nice, but what else might the --relative inclusion do? I remember some
time
to
rsync experimentation; an assortment of source and destination
directories has accumulated inside it as I have investigated various
behaviors and issues.
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sisync
Description: application/shellscript
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at the beginning to take advantage of
inter-file block matches. But that's for version 10 or something. :)
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their
attributes. It leaves alone any other files that might be in src/b,
src/b/d, dest/b, or dest/b/d; even if --delete is given, it does not
delete anything. Search the man page for --files-from for more
information:
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.
Then these two calls would be equivalent:
rsync -r foo/src bar/othersrc dest/
rsync -r -RR foo/src src bar/othersrc othersrc dest/
as would these:
rsync -r -R foo/src bar/./othersrc dest/
rsync -r -RR foo/src foo/src bar/othersrc othersrc dest/
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sound too hard; I might try
to implement it.
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problems with this?
That should work fine; that is exactly how --files-from is typically
used. Note that rsync looks for dbf-list on the computer on which you
are starting rsync; if dbf-list is on the other computer, use
--files-from=:dbf-list to indicate this.
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all the filenames and invoke rsync once overall with
--files-from, you can reduce the overhead of SSH-ing and setting up the
rsync process triangle.
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word of memory per file-list entry.
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On Tue, 2006-02-28 at 18:11 -0500, Matt McCutchen wrote:
This doesn't sound too hard; I might try to implement it.
Never mind! I doubt I would be able to deal with all the string
allocation issues, change what the sender sends, and figure out what all
the existing references to file-dirname
would like to snag a pre-ACLed rsync:
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Wayne, please consider mentioning this area on the official rsync site
as one unofficial source of rsync with ACLs.
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set up a
fancier system with configurable capabilities backed by setuid.
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of files. The file list, the
literal data, and the relatively small block-matching data are all being
sent, so it is plausible that they make up 6457999 bytes when
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code
operates as it would for inplace).
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but keep local changes. If new cases such as not
overwriting files modified on host B arise, consider using Unison or
even a version control system.
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On Fri, 2006-03-17 at 15:12 +0100, W wrote:
I've seen that there were few ideas to build versioning in rsync, but I
could not find anything about it in rsync's TO-DO list.
I haven't heard of any versioning support. What exact capability are
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in question, in which case if the writer takes a
write lock, rsync's reading will be delayed until the writing finishes.
To simply exclude open files, you could run fuser on all the files and
translate the results into exclude rules, but files might open and close
after rsync starts.
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Shemesh's dynamic hash patch may improve performance significantly. I
recommend you try an rsync with that patch. To build one, extract the
rsync source package, run patch -p1 patches/dynamic_hash.diff,
configure, and make.
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files and specify their locations in the per-user rsyncd.confs.
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module1 from mattlaptop (127.0.0.1)
Mar 31 12:20:44 mattlaptop rsyncd[9157]: rsync on module1/ from
mattlaptop (127.0.0.1)
Mar 31 12:20:44 mattlaptop rsyncd[9157]: sent 78 bytes
received 82 bytes total size 0
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and rotate three separate backup
dirs. In fact, rsnapshot does just this.
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behavior is inconsistent with that
of every other utility)? First, it would be prudent to check that an
rsync patched but not configured for ACLs is built from the same
preprocessed code as one not patched for ACLs.
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so that a single exclude rule can match them
all.
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, generate a key pair on your
machine with ssh-keygen and install the public key in
~root/.ssh/authorized_keys on 10.78.0.107.
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+++ new-dir/
f+++ new-dir/new-file
f.st updated-file
.f...p... only-the-permissions-changed
*deleting goner
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On Wed, 2006-04-12 at 22:23 -0300, TDT wrote:
2) when these error happens, it happens IO error encountered and it
skip the --delete (I tried --force, but doesn't work too)
I'd need the --delete for this files
You want --ignore-errors.
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pattern .* is overriding the
include pattern .kde . Specify the include file first.
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/ $BACKUPDIR
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the daemon.
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