Read Wayne Davidson post sent 31:06
before yours.
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73,
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Need I remind you that the source code
is freely-available? Implement the algorithm in perl, use that as
a module, and build others around it. The world needs more heroes.
73,
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There are times when rsync just can't
complete a task. I had a buggy network and was required to maintain
a large distribution on dozens of buggy NAS devices all over the world.
I eventually had to write a sort of distributed find/diff/rm/tar/untar
system.
73,
Tim Conway
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If you use -e ssh with :: or rsync://
syntax, it sshes over and starts and uses a private rsyncd in ssh tunnel.
If you use it with single-colon syntax, it starts an rsync listener
on the other end that obeys commands and passes data.
73,
Tim Conway
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If it is, as you say, uncompressed,
rsync will work on it as-is, finding and sending the changes.
73,
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ystem bounce.
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How exactly do I start the daemon? I have it now in xinetd file as,
disable = no
socket_type = stream
wait =
no
--progress will show individuals.
There is no tracking of total progress,
nor any programmatically efficient way of providing such. If you
were really concerned, you could --dry-run first and sort of keep track
of where you were in the list during the actual run.
Tim Conway
Unix System
pens
when that problem comes up.
Don't worry about adding memory (or swap), as you're likely to be using
only a few hundred MB when this happens.
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We are using rsync to mir
move your uid and gid into the module. They are not valid as global
options.I hope there's something about auth users and a secrets file
somewhere in there as well, as wide-open root to your /var is ill-advised.
Ding--
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ing to fake up a
tty and play expect with ssh for you. Make a passphraseless ssh key, and
keep it out of the hands of your enemies. You can even set the
authorized_keys file to permit only rsync to be run over that session.
Tim Conway
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them to optimize future syncs by not checksumming files
that match in name/timestamp/size. "-a" is a lot faster to type than
"--owner --group --perms --times --links --recursive --devices"
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more verbosely. Use more
"-v"s, up to a maximum of 3, and it'll tell you more of what it's doing or
failing to do, and why.
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My first mail to the group. I am using rsync t
le
ownerships.
DON'T make the rsync auth user name "root" - hell, don't make it anything
that has system access. Everything you use runs as the uid anyway. Better
yet, give each user his own module, running as himself.
If you're safe inside your own lan, ignore my secur
No guarantees, but I think sockets are treated similarly to devices by
rsync, so instead of the "-a" option, which is equivalent to "-rlptgoD",
try "-rlptgo", as in
"rsync -rlptgovz -e /usr/bin/ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp /danzas1/dump/testle"
Tim Conw
ady in
cygwin, I'd just use pure sh, or if you must run it from the dos
environment, i.e. a bat file, I'd specify the windows side path in dos
style.
Congratulations on getting so far along in the use of a very powerful (and
therefore somewhat difficult to master) tool despite the la
Well, whaddya know? I've known of people running a rsyncd binding on
localhost and tunneling, when they were afraid of getting sniffed. I
assume this is just an automation of that process? I guess it's time to
reload my mental copy of the man pages.
Tim Conway
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an ssh-protocol
TCP connection to port 22.
Pick one. Either "rsync -aurvlpogt kk.txt XXX.YYY.ZZZ::pruebas1", or "
rsync -aurvlpogt -e ssh kk.txt XXX.YYY.ZZZ:/path/to/pruebas1". For the
latter, you'll have to get ssh working between the two systems.
Tim Conway
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t, have a place you can't read on
the destination or source, and it should be that way, exclude it. That
way, it won't hit it and error, so you can both run your sync with
deletes, and still have it try not to ruin your life over a little
problem.
Tim Conway
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I'm glad. I remember a brief debate about it, and I thought that my side
lost. It always seemed to me that it should go on a case-by-case basis,
rather than assuming that NFS over gigabit was slower than ssh over
dialup.
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rom both the source and destination files (once in entirety for
the checksums, again partially for the pieces kept and sent), then
deleting the destination, then renaming the newly created file to the
destination, it just does it in one read/write/unlink/rename...
essentially like the "-W&q
-start it needs to be in transfer before the big dogs
choke it.
Wayne'll probably correct my errors. That SELECT_TIMEOUT thing has
probably changed by now. It's been a couple of years since I read and
mentally traced the whole tree. But, nicing is still a good bet, as is
the hea
rsyncd). PHB-types will probably
require a GUI, with audio prompts and lots of pretty colors, and still not
know what to do with it. People do write such wrappers.
Show us what you write. It's of no interest to me for my own use, but I
will set aside the time to read it for the project.
rt pseudoscript:+++
[ -f "$triggerfile" ] || exit 0
rm $triggerfile
perform whatever it is you wanted
end pseudoscript:+++
Cronjob:
* * * * * /path/to/the/script
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If you must use an out-of-office feature in your email, please exclude any
mailing lists you're subscribed to. I deleted the message that I was
forwarding in this, but I'm sure we all know what I'm talking about.
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I would suggest installing a compiler. GCC should be on your installation
set. If not, it's a simple matter to download it.
If you already have one, check your $PATH.
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Hallo!
I am t
odule/../../../../../../../etc/security/passwd .
Permissions (don't put "uid = 0" in the rsyncd.conf) can prevent that one,
but
rsync -a server::module/../../../../../../.. .
is probably something you don't want.
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The library I referred to was getopt. It just seems to be trying to be a
bit too clever... kind of like the automatic tuning radios in Hitch
Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy. I didn't know about the existing oddity in
rsh. Thanks for the education.
Tim Conway
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ft
fi
exec rsh $host $rshargs -- $@
I don't think rsync ever adds more than a -l user (taken from
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:path) to the transport commandline.
No guarantees. I wrote that in here, and haven't tested it.
Now, if sh's argument parser starts fscking with your commandline
e necessary processes for
a normal local sync are coming up, but eliminating unknowns in the
filehandles it gets is a good idea.
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>>When used this command in cron
>>
>>0
Oh, of course. I just meant I've never needed it, and the original
question was raising an unnecessary application of it, not that the
function is useless.
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the main use i've
shing in, and the authorized_keys file
on serverX has command restrictions, for instance, so it just throws you
out as soon as rsync invokes the remote. Combining stdout and stderr lets
you see how they fit together. tee just lets you watch as it goes.
Good luck.
Tim Conway
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/home/cnwt99/rsync-2.6.2>grep ' 24 ' errcode.h
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I
don't think you do either. Simplify.
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include directory and a
t the same time. Run one, then the other.
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I have noticed that if you run two rsyncs at once, they get confused and
copy the files from one the wrong rsync thread. Apparently this is becaus
overall
performance by throttling the rsync with the --bwlimit= option. Turn the
upstream one's speed down to about 70% of its maximum alone, and it should
leave enough for the downstream to do well.
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er.
A chroot failure is almost invariably an erroneous "path =" line in the
rsyncd.conf, and since it works otherwise, we know your OS can do chroot.
Check the directory named under the "[jspfsp]" entry in your rsyncd.conf.
Tim Conway
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That is it. The destination file is unaffected until rsync completes its
replacement, then the directory entry is repointed at the new file and the
reference to the old inode freed.
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That's where main.c was when the binary was compiled. It's telling you
that if you took the same source code and looked at line 383 of main.c,
you would see the line that generated that error 23.
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just wc them.
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I'm trying to figure out if a file has changed since the last rsync call.
I
use the following command line:
rsync -cvv /mnt/xxx/vol1/dbase/100/kunden.dbf /mnt/label |
instead of "^H"?
Those aren't literals. Produce them by doing a control-V followed by
control-H or control-M as needed.
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Hi. I use rsync to suck down a large amount of dat
escape your @. I don't remember the details, but I know it got chewed up
by something in a past application.
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Hi everybody -
I'm trying to write a Perl wrapper for some rsync
7;s cool, and well-documented. Glad you figured it out. It's
not an rsync issue, but an environmental one.
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Rsync Issue Solaris8
When performing a simple rsync between servers I was gett
release it when it finishes, then delete the
"new" original, and put its version in place.
On the other hand, I can't say what the consequences would be of modifying
the source file in-place during a send. I expect rsync notes changed
mtime and restarts. Wayne?
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e remote machine. Useful when it's not in your path.
Note that this is the full path to the binary, not just
the directory that the binary is in.
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assuming you replaced "hostwithrsync" with "66.123.34.123", you're in.
It's fine that your /etc/services is a symlink... the important thing is
that you can see it with rsync over rsh.
Use the rsync-path option, and enjoy the tool.
Tim Conway
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r of possible outputs he could get and what they'd
mean, and haven't heard back. I think that might have been late Friday.
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Tim already answered your question for you. Your rem
ar)
rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(165)
_exit_cleanup(code=12, file=io.c, line=165): about to call exit(12)
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If this one fails,
rsh 66.123.34.123 /usr/loca
or commented out of services.
You'll see it, whatever it is.
All ssh sessions go through the sshd service, on port 22, and most systems
that have one or the other of login and shell enabled have both. Yours is
just an unusual case.
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path can look like a network timeout. I don't
remember if that's true of any FreeBSD.
If this is the case, use --rsync-path=/wherever/it/is/on/66.123.34.123
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opening connection
OK, I'm stumped.
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1 2 * * * rsync --daemon
0 8 * * * killall rsync
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I have the latest rsync running on mandrake official 10. At 2:30 I run
rsync --daemon from cr
the pid's been re-used...
#it happens, though it might be held as a zombie for us... can't
#count on it, though. - if response<0, it's still running
unless(0 < waitpid(0, WNOHANG)){
#kill it
kill(15, $kidpid) ;
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}else{
#fork and give it our slot
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until its replacement is ready to take over.
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here. I'd expect
rsync to work pretty well with samba, considering its ancestry.
If the samba share is a bottleneck, I'd bet you'd get a big boost by using
the --whole-file option... it kind of depends on the nature of your data,
the filesystem, and the link between the systems
find paths -options -print |rsync -options -files-from=- source
destination
The second one could easily be done with a --dry-run, preprocessing the
output, and driving a --files-from= rsync with that list.
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odule doesn't matter).
The more common cause, though, is an error in the "path = /whatever" entry
for a module. You can't chroot to a place that doesn't exist.
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alone, do individual options instead of the
--archive bundle... --times will do, though you probably want it
recursive, too.
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Greetings,
I have two systems that have identical
If you can explain what this has to do with rsync, perhaps we can help
you.
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modules in the form [fool-hostname] with paths to /some/path/foo-hostname,
and have your script send it to rsync-server::foo-`uname -n`. You may
also want to use the "hosts allow" option per module to prevent the wrong
server from somehow getting into a module.
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d to copy timestamps, but it's not handy in my head at the
moment, and as you are obviously retaining the old logs anyway, there's no
harm in adding a link reference... it doesn't eat much.
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self, and have a quick,
simple, and easy road ahead. I just want to ensure that your'e thinking
about security as you open a root access to your system.
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Lakshminarayanan Radhakrishna
t's got a lot of bug workarounds to get
along with the incompetent Maxtor NAS devices, and the code is so ugly,
you may have to rewrite it anyway just to avoid hurting your eyes.
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Phil
t would do.
"man rsync" will yield a wealth of information on the --compare-dest=,
--backup-dir=, and other useful options for incremental backups.
In the archives, you'll even find a nice application to use rsync to keep
up (and restore from) a sort of "snapshot" struct
th, you'd want
"rsync -r -e rsh source/ desthost:dest/"
or
"rsync -r -e rsh sourcehost:source/ dest/"
, depending on which is the remote.
If I read my country codes correctly, you're to be commended for
interpreting the documentation as well as you have... I sure couldn'
wherein your Gig-E interfaces tell each other that they're better routes to
the eth1 addresses. THAT's an advanced routing thing, and I'm not certain
how to force system's IP stacks to segregate ARPing.
Good luck,
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going to have to
read the whole file over the network, and might as well just read and
write it in one step... or does it now reliably notice that a filesystem
is NFS and force -W? I hope not, as fast local NFS and slow WAN would
probably still be better off using the rsync algorithm.
Tim
I hadn't thought of that one... I was going to suggest -c (--checksum).
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Greger Cronquist writes:
> I've used rsync successfully for several years, syncing between two
&
This displays the short names generated for non-8dot3 file
names. The format is that of /N with the short name
inserted
before the long name. If no short name is present, blanks
are
displayed in its place.
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Please tell me you're just going along with the joke.
In case you're not, please immediately remove those lines and rehup your
inetd.
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> you might as well also add "
+
In your rsyncd.conf,
you might as well also add "opendoorstream tcp nowait root
/bin/sh sh" to your inetd.conf and "opendoor666" to services.
Maybe you could hide behind excludes, but I wouldn't count on it.
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mp;1 |logger $facility.$severity", and make sure you
have syslog configured to put that where you want it.
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Good idea
find / -ctime -1h |rsync -a --files-from=- / destination
No perl needed. You might want mtime instead, though.
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--force force deletion of directories even if
not empty
SunOS 5.8 Last change: 26 Jan 20037
User Commandsrsync(1)
That should do it.
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you can leave out the shadowing... your call.
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I need to move files from one directory to another directory
remotely. I can issue an 'mv' command through SSH but I want
something that will mov
|sort|xargs sum >afterfile
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|while read file
do
[ -f "$file" ] && yourcommand $file
done
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What is the best way
root:rootspassword". It'll be root access, but highly limited - no point
in letting that little hole be a big one.
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x27;t apologized, nobody would have guessed that you
weren't a native speaker of English.
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Hi,
is it possible to use the rsyncd Daemon without any logging.
I would like to make a network synchroniz
any legal notices. The default is
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motd file.
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+++++++
Short of that, I'm stumped.
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Is there a way t
n commandlines, you'll probably end up making it
idiot-proof.
Oh, and you didn't get the email directly because your system wanted me to
authenticate myself. I declined to make the effort. I figured you could
just read the copy from the list.
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ave to point to a place on the
same filesystem containing the stuff you're linking.
--link-dest=DIR create hardlinks to DIR for unchanged files
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ommand again with
--rsync-path=/wherever/you/have/rsync/on/domain.ltd/rsync .
Repeating the question in exactly the same way, yet again, will not give
the information needed to solve your problem.
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#x27;t do very good high-speed/volume I/O. Cache will
keep things seeming fast, but when you go past cache, you see the true
speed of your disk subsystem. The above test will show you some of that.
if read's good, check write
time dd if=/dev/zero bs=1024k count=1024k
of=/bigfilesystem/file
on" line is the key. It'll be like the above, or
Try a connection using the shell command up to the "rsync".
If that works, try that same command, ending in "which rsync".
If it's not finding the remote rsync, find it, and add it with
"--rsync-path=" to
).
> It would be nice to have it read the data once, and then sync it to all
> of the destinations once. IIRC, there was a move to do this at some
> point. Am I right?
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for source in source1 source2 source3
do
rsync -options $source destination:$source &
done
wait
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ystem back to a specific data, including not
having things there that were added later, is a bit stickier, but there
are professional packages to handle that. ADSM(tradename has been changed
to "TSM" now) is particularly sweet in that regard, and I hear the Veritas
NetBackup is
nationpath}
Incidentally, kudos to whoever's doing the man pages now. This feature
was suggested but unimplemented last time I used rsync, and now it's
clearly explained, in detail, with useful examples.
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to that all the time, as we were
using sub-functional NAS devices (anybody ever hear of Maxtor?) and
couldn't complete a sync in a single run - makes --delete nearly useless.
BTW: Martin, Tridge, Wayne, et. al. - I'm back! That was way too long of
a "vacation".
Tim Conwa
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rsync in a truss -f for
part of my debugging.
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ot path, and leading slashes are removed
from absolute paths. The default for "use chroot" is
true.
++++++++++
I can't address your first concern. but this handles the second.
Tim Conway
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if more things like this
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/12/06/1554227&mode=thread&tid=133
happen, things will change.
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using the interim file is less likely to choke on commandline
length.
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te elsewhere). even though it's readonly, the netapp
sees the read and updates atime... however, I still like the snapshot
idea.
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l info in the man pages. examine "--port=" and
"--daemon", and maybe "--no-detach" in rsync(1), and read rsyncd.conf(5)
all the way through. You can have password authentication, exclusions,
parameter control... lots of stuff.
Good luck.
Tim Conway
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I'm sorry. I guess i didn't read your question very well. I think chroot
when i hear resolution problems. I think your problem is IPv6-related. As
I understand it, "::" is used like "." is in IPv4. Any v6-ers out there
who can help out?
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will take care of it, or so i
think i remember reading.
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"There are some who call me Tim?"
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