If there were an option to do that, it would be in the man page, don't you
think? The solution is to write the modification yourself, or to take the
reasonable path and use different module names for each host. If the
issue is that you want to use a single script on multiple hosts, make
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.
Tim Conway
Unix System Administration
Contractor - IBM Global Services
desk:3032734776
conway@us.ibm.com
Hi,
can I make one rsync url available to several
machines, but on the rsync server, direct
that url to different directories?
for example allow all hosts to access /foo
but direct host a to /some/path/foo-a/,
host b to /other/path/to/foo-b/
and so on?
Thanks.
Andreas
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