Re: how to creat new directory

On 24 Dec 2000, lemon_3 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, rsync, hi i have two servers.i use remote server to mirror local server.when i create a new directory on local server,i hope rsync can automatically create the same directory on the remote server i run rsync --daemon on remote server

Re: readlink: no such file or directory // too many open files // problem

On Wed, Feb 21, 2001 at 10:32:15AM -0500, Spleen wrote (in private email): Thnaks for the reply! Answers to your questions are inline: - Original Message - From: "Dave Dykstra" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "Spleen" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 9:45 AM Subject: Re:

Using --delete option with rsync

hello I am receiving the following error when I attempt delete directories from the server that I am syncing to. IO error encountered - skipping file deletion I am using the following command to delete the appropriate directories. rsync -azv --stats -e ssh -v --delete /Dir1/

Re: Using rsync for incremental backups and the logfile dilemma

On Thu, Feb 22, 2001 at 01:00:49AM +0800, Hans E. Kristiansen wrote: I have a related question to this problem. We are doing backups from PC clients to a Linux server using rsync, and I would like change the full backup to incremental backups. However, the problem is that I may have used

RE: Using rsync for incremental backups and the logfile dilemma

Just saw this thread in the list and thought I'd point out a little bash script I wrote for laptop users that want to do backups in the office or on the road using rsync and ssh. Using the latest version of rsync. http://support.osdn.com/yazz/guppy-01-beta/INSTALL

Re: Using rsync for incremental backups and the logfile dilemma

I have a related question to this problem. We are doing backups from PC clients to a Linux server using rsync, and I would like change the full backup to incremental backups. However, the problem is that I may have used the wrong options , --destination-dir rather than -compare-dest option.

IO error encountered - skipping file deletion (smbfs mac files)

hi, i use rsync for fast fetch and restore of our nt-server. i was wondering of the fast growing backup, then noticed this: 20.02.2001 01:03 receiving file list ... readlink /mnt/hal9000/d/infoseek/public/00grafik/eigenwerbung/print/cd.1/Icon?: No such file or directory 20.02.2001 01:09 done

Re: rsync, rsh, and remote servers... (Solaris, in case anyone cares ;-)

I wouldn't have been able to figure out what you did. I would have wrapped it in a command line that redirected stdin from /dev/null. I get a lot of things i try to do in the background, that have no need for any stdin, but block on TTIN, and that's how i get them to quit whining and get to

--copy-unsafe-links + --delete + broken links

Hi RSYNCers! I have a situation where I need to rsync a source tree with links pointing to directories outside the tree, some of these links pointing to non existing directories. I need the existing referenced directories outside the tree to be rsynced too, although

rsync, rsh, and remote servers... (Solaris, in case anyone cares ;-)

Where I'm at we are using rsync to keep some stuff in sync (duh!). The remote (source) machine we may or may not have easy root access to, and we'd really rather not have to go there. So, I'm running rsync as a daemon under my userid. Obviously, not wanting to be root over there, we are not

SEC: unclassified Cannot create tmp/

Hi There, I running with rsync 2.4.3. I have an rsync server, usual port. I attempt to copy a file from a client to the server with #pwd /tmp #rsync -vvv /tmp/filename rsyncserver::trial/tmp In amongst the verbose output I find the line: cannot create tmp/.filenameyHaanr : No such file or