on the target
system so we'd like the ownership for users which do exist to remain but to
have a default owner (or, even better, set of owners) for the rest.
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a default
user. The same, of course, applies to groups as well. Thanks.
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idea better than the former.
No, that'd still be unsafe. It needs to be predictable so that access rights
aren't being inadvertently granted to those who shouldn't have them. Being able
to specify a specific name would achieve this.
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to another set of users.
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and a preposition.
In the same way, past-tense looks quite wrong too.
Again, you're right. A hyphen shouldn't be used to separate an adjective from
the noun it modifies. For example, you'd never say I live in a brown-house.
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was the short option for --help. Wouldn't it be better to leave it
that way, if only for convention's sake?
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Using rsync-2.6.6, I'm getting:
unable to alloc 417794083 bytes
Under what circumstances would rsync allocate a block that large? Must it be
able to allocate a block as large as the largest file or something? Is there a
way to limit it?
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Is there a way to define a module within rsyncd.conf such that its
include/exclude list is dynamically determined by executing a host command,
e.g. find? If it can't be done today, is it the sort of feature which would be
considered for future development?
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which meet a certain
set of criteria, e.g. only files which are owned by a certain user.
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() with link() instead? This, of
course, could only be done when the backup directory is on the same volume.
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[quoted lines by Chris Shoemaker on 2005/09/15 at 09:59 -0400]
what about when backup-dir is not on same filesystem
as original? link will give EXDEV, I think.
Then, as I see it, rsync should go back to using rename but generate a warning.
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[quoted lines by Dave Mielke on 2005/09/15 at 10:09 -0400]
[quoted lines by Chris Shoemaker on 2005/09/15 at 09:59 -0400]
what about when backup-dir is not on same filesystem
as original? link will give EXDEV, I think.
Then, as I see it, rsync should go back to using rename but generate
How can I get rsync to write a log record (like --log-format does for data
transfer) when no content needs to be transferred but attributes (owner, group,
mode, ...) are changed?
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