rsync - Oct 2003 - Need to rename file copied using rSync from NT to Solaris

Hi,

We want to copy a file from NT to Solaris using rSync.

There is a job running on Solaris looking for this file.
So we want to copy the file with different name and
then rename it to what the job is looking for.
(Don't want the job to pickup incomplete file)

How can this be done with rSync?

FTP can do this but it's use is not allowed.

TIA


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On Wed, Oct 15, 2003 at 01:01:21PM -0400, Joshi, A (Anant)
wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> We want to copy a file from NT to Solaris using rSync.
> 
> There is a job running on Solaris looking for this file.
> So we want to copy the file with different name and
> then rename it to what the job is looking for.
> (Don't want the job to pickup incomplete file)
> 
> How can this be done with rSync?
By using it.  Rsync works that way already.

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a message posted in a public forum has no applicability.
Further its format is in violation of not only RFCs with
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