I have dirvish setup and tested using both ssh (copssh) and rsync (cwRsync).
Both utilities are available from www.itefix.no. The setup is backing up a
windows folder to a NAS (linux platform). Tests copying files with and without
ssh (rsync daemon) were successful.
To overcome the issues associated with rsync while copying open/locked files, I
tried out Eric Smith's tb-rsync-vss-32 wrapper. Unfortunately, dirvish returned
broken pipes errors using ssh. I used a default.conf file very similar to the
example provided in the Bitbucket article.
I shall be grateful to hear about the experience of other users with this
tb-rsync-vss utility..
1. Is it necessary that I must use cygwin, sshd and rsync instead of copssh and
cwRsync?
2. If the tb-rsync-vss utility and its convoluted parameters is a logical
replacement for rsync, should it not be useable in all cases where rsync is
used including when run as a daemon in a secure network possibly with the
addition of an extra colon at the beginning of the tree string in the
default.conf file?
Thank you in advance
Gibson
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