You can use a seperate username and setup sudoers to allow that username to
access rsync with root privileges. the issue there is that if someone gets
this username, they could sync in an alternate password and gain root access
to your system.
On Feb 1, 2008 3:47 PM, Joe Krahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am using Fedora 7. SELinux blocks rsync access to all files that don't
have a "public_content" label. The selinux profile includes boolean
option "rsync_export_all_ro", but enabling it did not help. It seems to
only apply to rsyncd, and not rsync over ssh.
I switched to rsync over ssh, but I now
