rsync - Sep 2003 - same system syncs of filesystems, yet changing ownerships;

Folks,

I'm setting up to sync files from a staging env to a prodution env, such 
that the filesystems for both are served via nfs to their respective 
systems.  Thus, I can do the rsync on the nfs server as a 'advanced cp'.

rsnyc $parms filessystem filesystem2

Due to ownerships and permissions, I have to run this as root, but, I'd 
like the files to belong to another user and group then roots upon 
syncing.  Is this possible without having to make it more ssh like and 
put the added overhaed into the transaction?

responces prefered to the ron.dufresne@ncmail.net address.

Thanks,


Ron DuFresne
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On Wed, Sep 24, 2003 at 12:52:50AM -0400, Ron DuFresne
wrote:
> Folks,
> 
> I'm setting up to sync files from a staging env to a prodution env,
such
> that the filesystems for both are served via nfs to their respective 
> systems.  Thus, I can do the rsync on the nfs server as a 'advanced
cp'.
> 
> rsnyc $parms filessystem filesystem2
> 
> Due to ownerships and permissions, I have to run this as root, but, I'd
> like the files to belong to another user and group then roots upon 
> syncing.  Is this possible without having to make it more ssh like and 
> put the added overhaed into the transaction?
I'm not sure what you want.


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