Hi, Bernard.  Many thanks for pointing out the precise command that's being 
executed -- that's a most helpful insight.  I actually contrived a workaround 
for my problem several days ago, but I'm keen to know what was causing it.


>> ------------- node02 mounted_filesystems RETRIEVAL PROGRESS -------------
>> @ERROR: access denied to root from node01 (192.168.44.1)
> 
> Perhaps you have permission problems grabbing files from node02's
> /root from node01?

I thought of that, but it appears to have not been the problem -- I could rsync 
(and scp) files located in node02:/root from node01:/root with no trouble.



>> # FILE=/etc/systemimager/mounted_filesystems
>> # rsync --log-file=test_rsync_log.txt  r...@node02:$FILE .
>
> This isn't what si_getimage is doing though:
> 
> http://trac.systemimager.org/browser/trunk/sbin/si_getimage
> 
> 341       $command = "rsync -av --numeric-ids";
> 342       if ($log) { $command = $command . qq( --log-format="$log"); }
> 343       if ($ssh_user) { $command = $command . " --bwlimit=10000"; }
> 344       $command =  $command . "
> rsync://${source_host}:${port}/root/etc/systemimager/mounted_filesystems
> ${imagedir}/etc/systemimager/mounted_filesystems";
> 
> Try this command instead -- note it is trying to retrieve from
> /root/etc/... not /etc/... from the ${source_host}.

When I pieced together the command from the code you quoted and ran it -- no 
problem, it ran successfully.  Encouraged, I decided to try si_getimage 
again... 
and it worked, too, even though it "shouldn't" have.  So something I did 
between 
now and the last time I attempted to run si_getimage magically cured the 
problem, a situation both pleasantly surprising and thorougly maddening.  I 
genuinely am not sure what it might have been since I didn't do anything 
"major" 
other than a few reboots.  Ah, well... For now I'll just enjoy the fact that 
it's working.  If I make a further discovery later I'll post it here.

Thanks,
Doug




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