rsync - Feb 2006 - chmod/chown on receiver

Hi there, 

I'm pushing a directory tree from a samba server with notificytion via 
fileschanged (FAM) to a webserver for procession images into an 
image-database. These files have to be rw by wwwrun on the receiver. 

If the receiver woul pull the files, the script could chmod after transfer, 
but how can the sender do a chown/chmod on the receivers side? Maybe -o -g 
 -p can be enhanced or is there a patch for these needs? 

Thanks in advance,
thoraxx 

[AMIGA - because life is too short for boring computers]

On Fri, Feb 10, 2006 at 10:44:58PM +0000, rsync@hot.ping.de
wrote:
> These files have to be rw by wwwrun on the receiver. 
As long as your remote-shell logs in as user wwwrun, the files will be
owned by that user.  If you're logging in as root, just run rsync as
that user (e.g. --rsync-path="su - wwwrun rsync").  If you're
using a
daemon, set the "uid = wwwrun" option for that module.

As for forcing permissions, see the --chmod=u+rw option and the
"incoming chmod = u+rw" daemon option, both available in 2.6.7
(which is now in pre-release testing).

..wayne..