hello all,
i have two machines, one is a rsync server and another is rsync client
when i run the rsync client for backup, the src dir is showing 4.8G and
the destination dir to which i am backingup is showing 5.5G
can anyone tell me why is this.
thank u all
regards
venkatesh
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Venkatesh.S
On Wed 31 Aug 2005, Venkatesh.S wrote:
i have two machines, one is a rsync server and another is rsync client
when i run the rsync client for backup, the src dir is showing 4.8G and
the destination dir to which i am backingup is showing 5.5G
can anyone tell me why is this.
Filesystem
Venkatesh.S wrote:
hello all,
i have two machines, one is a rsync server and another is rsync client
when i run the rsync client for backup, the src dir is showing 4.8G and
the destination dir to which i am backingup is showing 5.5G
can anyone tell me why is this.
thank u all
regards
Attached is a small patch which is meant to be applied to a copy of
rsync which has already been patched with acl support (the acls.diff
file in the patches folder). It allows the preservation of the delete,
chmod, and chown bits which Adaptec has added to XFS on their SnapOS NAS
units. This is
Hi all,
I am new to rsync and I apologize in advance if my question is shallow.
I write a simple script to use rsync to transfer a big file (~600MB)from a single source to variable
number of destinations in a parallel way. When I transfer the file to 4 destination machines, I get
X overall
On Wed, Aug 31, 2005 at 05:06:47AM -0700, Venkatesh.S wrote:
when i run the rsync client for backup, the src dir is showing 4.8G and
the destination dir to which i am backingup is showing 5.5G
can anyone tell me why is this.
In addition to the other replies, if some of the files are
