On Thu, 2008-05-15 at 13:11 +0200, Manfred Rebentisch wrote: > some people want to use the following construction: > > they have a NAS machine with an integrated rsync (may be on embedded linux). > > they have a WinXP with cwRsyncServer (with rsync 3.0.2) > > and they have on WinXP a network share (i.e. Y: > == "//192.168.100.123/sharename") > > They can use NAS / WinXP with cwRsync to copy files from NAS to a local path > on the WinXP machine. > > But how to configure it, if they want to copy to Y: ?
To copy to Y:, just change the destination of the command to the desired path beginning with /cygdrive/y . > They use rsync server on windows with a "secrets file" and the following > module definition in rsyncd.conf (on WinXP): > > [sharename] > path = //192.168.100.123/path/sub > read only = false > auth users = bkupuser > transfer logging = yes > > Is that the right way? No, since the NAS has its own rsync and the destination share is available at a local path (/cygdrive/y), there is no need to set up an rsync daemon (server) on the Windows machine (unless I'm misunderstanding your setup). Matt
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