Re: rsync binary for ncr mp ras svr4

2001-10-14 Thread Martin Pool

On 12 Oct 2001, Dave Dykstra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Fri, Oct 12, 2001 at 03:56:27PM +0100, Feroz F. Basir wrote:
  Hi again,
  
  can you upload the rsync binary for ncr mp ras svr4
  unix system, please? can you upload at :
  
  http://rsync.samba.org/ftp/rsync/binaries/
 
 
 Uh oh, I haven't tried it since the machine samba.org was migrated to new
 hardware, and I see the files have the wrong owner and group so I have no
 permission to update them.  Tridge or Martin, can you please fix those
 files to all be in the rsync group (and have a sane owner)?

Fixed.

-- 
Martin




RE: rsync binary for ncr mp ras svr4

2001-10-12 Thread Harala, Sauli


 Anybody ever compile rsync under ncr mp ras svr4
Not me - but somewhat interested too about this issue.

Did you use the standard NCR C-compiler 
(cc - high performance C-compiler) ?

 run the rsync binary i received this error:

What have you tried to run - first 
try to run just locally in NCR:

your-rsync-path/rsync --version

If this answer is proper - 
you have probably succeeded in compilation.

Then you can try something a bit more complicated by 
running rsync copying locally from one local directory 
to another (without any host names).

The next step is probably to give the name of your
local host and own user ID - so you also really 
start a second instance of rsync in your host.

When you have succeeded in this - hope that 
that you have a rsync binary in both of your
machines. 

By specifying 

 --rsync-path=PATH   

you tell the the binary location 
in the remote computer.

Please,  tell whether you had success or 
still trouble.

sh









-Original Message-
From: Feroz F. Basir [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 12. lokakuuta 2001 0:42
To: list rsync
Subject: rsync binary for ncr mp ras svr4


hello everybody,

Anybody ever compile rsync under ncr mp ras svr4
unix system? I'm having some problem to run it. I
compiled everything as in README file. when i tried
run the rsync binary i received this error:

ksh: rsync: not found
unexpected EOF in read_timeout

i even use full path to rsync and yer still get the
same error. Anybody could help me, please? i really
need this program to run under my unix system for
mirror purpose. anybody know where to dl the binary
file for my unix system?

thank you in advance. 

regards,
Feroz



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RE: rsync binary for ncr mp ras svr4

2001-10-12 Thread Feroz F. Basir

Hi again,

Thank you for those who reply. i have a good news. I
solved my problem last nite. after many hours going
through mailing list archive and documentation i just
realise that i forgot to include the --rsync-path and
rsync binary on other machine. everything run as
normal now. 

And for your information i compiled the rsync using
ncr compiler. before when i received the error message
i thought i compiled it in a wrong way or something.
actually it's not. so im very happy now. 

thanks again. you are right sauli, i need to include
extra option and rsync binary on other machine to get
it to work.


regards,
feroz

 --- Harala, Sauli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  
  Anybody ever compile rsync under ncr mp ras svr4
 Not me - but somewhat interested too about this
 issue.
 
 Did you use the standard NCR C-compiler 
 (cc - high performance C-compiler) ?
 
  run the rsync binary i received this error:
 
 What have you tried to run - first 
 try to run just locally in NCR:
 
 your-rsync-path/rsync --version
 
 If this answer is proper - 
 you have probably succeeded in compilation.
 
 Then you can try something a bit more complicated by
 
 running rsync copying locally from one local
 directory 
 to another (without any host names).
 
 The next step is probably to give the name of your
 local host and own user ID - so you also really 
 start a second instance of rsync in your host.
 
 When you have succeeded in this - hope that 
 that you have a rsync binary in both of your
 machines. 
 
 By specifying 
 
  --rsync-path=PATH   
 
 you tell the the binary location 
 in the remote computer.
 
 Please,  tell whether you had success or 
 still trouble.
 
 sh
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Feroz F. Basir [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: 12. lokakuuta 2001 0:42
 To: list rsync
 Subject: rsync binary for ncr mp ras svr4
 
 
 hello everybody,
 
 Anybody ever compile rsync under ncr mp ras svr4
 unix system? I'm having some problem to run it. I
 compiled everything as in README file. when i tried
 run the rsync binary i received this error:
 
 ksh: rsync: not found
 unexpected EOF in read_timeout
 
 i even use full path to rsync and yer still get the
 same error. Anybody could help me, please? i really
 need this program to run under my unix system for
 mirror purpose. anybody know where to dl the binary
 file for my unix system?
 
 thank you in advance. 
 
 regards,
 Feroz



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Re: rsync binary for ncr mp ras svr4

2001-10-12 Thread Dave Dykstra

On Fri, Oct 12, 2001 at 03:56:27PM +0100, Feroz F. Basir wrote:
 Hi again,
 
 can you upload the rsync binary for ncr mp ras svr4
 unix system, please? can you upload at :
 
 http://rsync.samba.org/ftp/rsync/binaries/


Uh oh, I haven't tried it since the machine samba.org was migrated to new
hardware, and I see the files have the wrong owner and group so I have no
permission to update them.  Tridge or Martin, can you please fix those
files to all be in the rsync group (and have a sane owner)?


 usually, do you compile rsync every time they release
 the new stable version?

Yes, although I only maintain some of the binaries on the rsync.samba.org
site and other people maintain others (and some of them aren't maintained
at all anymore).  The rsync binaries at http://www.bell-labs.com/wwexptools
are often better than the stable release because I include important fixes
that come along in between.

- Dave Dykstra