c.include
file. The destination is on the local host in the /backup
directory.
When this command is
run, it syncs the root dir of 10.0.100.254 and ignores the include
file.
Any
suggestions?
Thanks -
Max
Thanks -
Max
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Title: Message
Hello
-
I'm wondering if
there is a way around this particular issue?
I backup a database
into a dump file. I backup this file using rsync. I then make a few minor
changes in the database and then create another dump file. I then backup with
rsync. Instead of merely backi
Title: Message
Hello
-
Can someone please
clarify the meaning of these stats. This is the rsync'ing of one file remotely
over a wan.
Total file size:
383219712 bytesTotal transferred file size: 383219712 bytesLiteral data:
3143680 bytesMatched data: 380076032 bytes
The total file size
Title: Message
Hello
-
Is there any way to
get an ongoing log of what's happening with rsync (most recent files
transferred, etc) while rsync is running in the background? I started a 20GB
rsync using cron over a wan last night and had know way of knowing where it was
at this morning.
T
Title: Message
Hello
-
I have normally been
using rsync using only a single : in the command line. What are the benefits of
setting up an rsync server on the other side using double colons :: ? Is it more
efficient?
Here is an example
of what I use. The server 'iceland' is on the other
Hello -
I do some rsyncing of windows files through a samba share. Is there
anyway to preserve windows permissions if needed to be restored?
Thanks - Max
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