Incremental backup - New Story

using both the --backup and the --backup-dir option, I am now able to take incremental backup of changed files. However, with a small problem. I have noticed that if the user creates new files ( like new documents ), the are added to the destination directory, and not to the backup directory.

rsync Faq-O-Matic experimental installation

I'm setting up a more active FAQ system at http://rsync.samba.org/cgi-bin/rsync.fom It's currently empty, but please register, try adding content, and report any bugs in the installation to me. I'll probably import the existing FAQ sometime soon. -- Martin Pool, Human Resource Linuxcare.

Re: cvs-exclude

On 22 Feb 2001, Mark Alford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dave Dykstra wrote: What do you expect it to do, and what does it do? I believe --cvs-exclude just adds things to the exclude list, and since you're already excluding '*' I wouldn't expect it to make a difference. I expect

Re: rsync?

On Thu, 22 Feb 2001, Khanh Pham wrote: Hi, I want to use the rsync to copy folders to remote machine. I do cammand %rsync -e ssh -v -r user@host:dest it ok. But it prompt me to input the password. In order to avoid inputing the password, I've written the password into a file at

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

Ok, The problem is gone. rsync now works like a charm! I tried using the 251 binary, and had the same issue, however, I had only replaced the binary on the rsync client side ( just a mistake, I wasn't thinking! ) I then proceeded to compile from source on one of our Solaris251 boxes ( using

Re: SEC: unclassified Cannot create tmp/

On Thu, Feb 22, 2001 at 04:59:28PM +1100, Wolfe, MR Phillip wrote: 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

unexpected end.....

hi ! I´m using rsync a few time ago without any problem...until I tried to make it work using ssh2. Now I get the famous message: unexpected EOF in read_timeout rsync version 2.4.5 protocol version 24 Aix 4.3.2 (both machines) ssh2 2.1.0 (woks fine without passphrase)

Re: Incremental backup - New Story

On Thu, Feb 22, 2001 at 07:01:30PM +0800, Hans E. Kristiansen wrote: using both the --backup and the --backup-dir option, I am now able to take incremental backup of changed files. However, with a small problem. I have noticed that if the user creates new files ( like new documents ), the are

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

On Thu, Feb 22, 2001 at 09:24:36AM -0500, Spleen wrote: Ok, The problem is gone. rsync now works like a charm! I tried using the 251 binary, and had the same issue, however, I had only replaced the binary on the rsync client side ( just a mistake, I wasn't thinking! ) I then proceeded

Re: rsync digest, Vol 1 #186 - 3 msgs

Sorry, no compiler on the Solaris 8 boxes. I will try the precompiled 251 binary tonight for you though. Cameron Could you please try the precompiled solaris251 binary on the server side? I would very much like to know if that binary of mine works on solaris8. It sounds like the 2.4.6