On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 9:48 PM, Gary Roach <gary719_li...@verizon.net> wrote:
>
> Tar -YUK . Yes I am using rsyncd and have checked out communications
> both ways with all my clients and the server. There seems to be good
> communications. I've even transfered a file or two.
When testing rsyncd, be sure you use double :'s in the command
(host::module). Otherwise rsync over ssh is used.
> Each rsyncd.conf file contains a module [backuppc]. In that module I
> made the path = / since I wanted to backup most of the files in each
> computer. This seems to be what backuppc is objecting to. Do I have to
> list each directory under / that I wish to backup? That would be /etc,
> /home, ....... ,/var. Does this have to be done for each computer? I did
> list each /dir separately in the backuppc main configuration file. The
> RsyncShareName is still = / though. I seem to be missing something
> here???? I got this working once before but don't remember how.
In backuppc 'rsync' uses rsync-over-ssh and uses the actual directory
name as the share target (which is passed directly in the command).
'Rsyncd' uses rsync in daemon mode at the remote, and the target you
specify is the 'module' defined in your rsyncd config file - that is
the name in []'s, not the path to the files. It is usually easier
to use rsync over ssh on linux unless you have some reason to not want
key access to the target system.
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Les Mikesell
lesmikes...@gmail.com
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