Hi Tim,
I tried using the rsync like how you specified in your example and it
worked fine. But when I tried it between my UNIX box and a remote
server the command would just not complete and give any output
whatsoever.
This is how I did it:
rsync -av --include '*/' --exclude '*' [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/
Hi,
I am trying to copy the directory structure only from the remote UNIX
box onto the box from which Im executing the rsync.
This is what I tried:
rsync -av --include '*/' --exclude '*' [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/dw/etl/
home/
prod/log/ /export/home/tashaikh/auto/log
The above keeps on executing withou
I have noticed an anomaly with symbolic links.
umask 027
mkdir folder1
echo 'hello world' > folder1/file1
cd folder1
ln -s file1 softfile1
rsync -a ../folder1/ ../folder2/
ls -lF ../folder*
../folder1:
total 16
-rw-r- 1 alan alan 12 Apr 26 00:00 file1
lrwxr-x--- 1 alan alan 5 Apr 26
Robert Denton wrote:
> Good luck getting IIRC to compile. If I recall correctly, it is nearly
> impossible. ;)
My IIRC is impossible to compile. It's suffering from continuous bit
rot, and there's no checksums... The last successful compilation was
over 50 years ago ;-)
[IIRC is shorthand for
On Wed, 2007-04-25 14:28:02 -0400, Robert Denton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good luck getting IIRC to compile. If I recall correctly, it is
> nearly impossible. ;)
Nah, that cannot be all that hard :)
MfG, JBG
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Good luck getting IIRC to compile. If I recall correctly, it is
nearly impossible. ;)
Robert
On Apr 25, 2007, at 2:22 PM, William Wang wrote:
Chris, Thanks for your input. I will definitely look into IIRC.
Our requirement is very simple (at same time it's hard). We don't
need SSL
or any
Chris, Thanks for your input. I will definitely look into IIRC.
Our requirement is very simple (at same time it's hard). We don't need SSL
or anything like that. The data will be transferred within our subset of
local network only. So data security is last thing we will need to worry.
All we need
William Wang wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> We have HP 3000 machine. We cannot get rid of it. We have few large files we
> want to get them out site HP 3000 in near real time. Since those files are
> large, daily dump is not an option for us. I am wondering if there's any
> body had made rsync to work for H
Hi All,
We have HP 3000 machine. We cannot get rid of it. We have few large files we
want to get them out site HP 3000 in near real time. Since those files are
large, daily dump is not an option for us. I am wondering if there's any
body had made rsync to work for HP 3000.
Any input will be help
