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Hi -
Nevermind - I got this to work... still need the source dir -
thanks
-Original Message-From: Dimond, Carol
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2005 12:07 AMTo:
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: Rsync
question
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Hi,
first of all excuse my bad english...
you didn't let me answer you ...
Well, i've been just working with rsync also, and want to use
the --files-from option and write the same command.
And my question is: wouldn't it be the correct behavior to
provide just one file with the --files-from
On Thu 30 Jun 2005, Judith Flo wrote:
Well, i've been just working with rsync also, and want to use
the --files-from option and write the same command.
And my question is: wouldn't it be the correct behavior to
provide just one file with the --files-from without writting a
source dir?
I
Hi,
I was just thinking about the possibility of a flag that
provide rsync with a method that doesn't require a
source dir in the line command.
I mean, a method where the user just has to write a
file which contents all directorys that wants to rsync
(directorys without the same root), something
On Thu, Jan 30, 2003 at 12:19:22PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When setting up rsync in daemon mode, which side do I put the daemon on? My
environment is as follows:
One Linux host will house the backup data files for three servers (1 SCO Open
Server and 2 Solaris 8).
I want to
Tarun: I don't use rsync to windows - just too much trouble and no need,
but, I think the problem is the embedded colon in the path.
Administrator@USB-FLATUS ~
$ touch abc:def
Administrator@USB-FLATUS ~
$ ls -l abc*
-rw-r--r--1 Administ None0 Aug 27 12:34 abc
Have you tried SystemImager?
http://systemimager.sourceforge.net/
It's based on rsync and is designed to do just what you described.
-Brian
Thus spake Christian Boesch ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
i want to use rsync to maintain 30 linux workstations in a lab.
therefore i have the rsync server
