Thanks, Ken. localhost.localdomain is definitely the 127....... address
we would expect
ps.... command tells me that the daemon is running
I haven't run lsof but I do know the daemon is running
So I'm still stuck :-(
Best,
Bob
On 7/3/17 5:47 PM, Kenneth Porter wrote:
On 7/3/2017 1:16 PM, Bob Katz wrote:
But I get this error. I suppose I'm doing something fundamentally not
permitted (can't use rsync daemon to connect to the same computer???):
rsync_bpc: failed to connect to localhost.localdomain (::1): Connection
refused (111)
rsync_bpc: failed to connect to localhost.localdomain (127.0.0.1):
Connection refused (111)
Test the connection with the regular command line rsync client. Just
run "rsync localhost.localdomain::" and see what happens. (It should
list the modules available to back up.) You can also use "lsof -i" to
see if anything is listening on the rsyncd port. Maybe rsyncd isn't
running? Could you have a firewall rule blocking that port on the
loopback interface? Also try "ping localhost.localdomain" to see what
address is being used.
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