I don't have any help for the solution of your uid problem, but try
upgrading to a recent rsync version.
1) Download and Install XCode if not already done
2) Download sources from rsync server
3) unzip
4) open a Terminal on the rsync sources folder
5) run "./configure && make"
6) try using the fresh compiled rsync instead of built-in one.
Personally, I dislike Apple version of rsync because of the extended resources
patch they made isn't compatible with the one further adopted by rsync. So,
to have multiplatform extended attributes functionality you should replace
Apple's rsync by a new version. As my main interest in rsync is to run it
over any OS (I run it fine in OS X >= 10.4, Windows XP/2003, linux, freebsd).
Hope this help you to find a solution.
Best regards,
Vitorio
Le 22 janv. 2010 ? 22:54, John Abraham a ?crit :
> I have a strange problem on OS X server. I start the rsync daemon
manually using
> su
> rsync --daemon
>
> (or sudo rsync --daemon)
>
> and it works for a while. But eventually, when people try to connect, they
get an "invalid uid" error. The uid is the once specified in the
profile in rsyncd.conf .
>
> If I kill the daemon process (kill -9) then restart it, it all works again.
>
> Anyone else run across this?
>
> I need to restart the daemon every day or so. It might have something to
do with me logging out of OS X, then logging back in. But it's rather
strange. And google isn't helping me. I tried searching the web and the
mailing list archives but didn't have any luck.
>
> This is the default version of rsync on OS X snow leopard server, which is
rsync version 2.6.9 protocol version 29. My rsync userids are local machine
ID's, not LDAP ID's, but that shouldn't matter, I don't think.
>
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