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Hello everyone. I have a question about using the include/exclude function for rsync. What I am trying to do is backup specific directories and their corresponding data, while at the same time, excluding other directories. Specifically, I have a backup server with the follow setup: /backupstorage/D/...all the directories are here...there are roughly 18 directories. So what I was trying to do was create a file that I can point to specify what directories I want backed up. Here is what I was attempting: rsync -avn --include-file=/home/rsyncfile /backupstorage/D/ /home/rsyncbak It is a...

...that we are running here. Running on RH 8.0, samba 2.2.7a. (Planning on upgrading eventually) Anyway, one user for some reason, cannot access the share through his network neighborhood icon. Here is the share info: [AdminDirectory] comment = administrators information path = /backupstorage/admindirectory valid users = @wheel matt read only = No The user is matt, who is also apart of the wheel group: $ groups matt matt : matt wheel Looking at permissions on the share: $ ls -lad /backupstorage/admindirectory/ drwxrwxr-- 26 admin wheel 4096 Oct 9 11:0...

...Windows and Linux manchines based on rsync. The backup server is a Linux Debian Sarge with rsync 2.6.5 and winbind configured in order to preserve ownership and group of files transferred from Windows Workstations (with rsync running as daemon). Issuing a rsync -axz rsync://windowsmachine/module/ /backupstorage/ with a high level of verbosity I notice that the group is always transmitted as "mkgroup" instead of real group name, thus the backup server can't handle the group and saves the file with the original gid (from log: gid 11003(mkgroup) maps to 11003). The ownership instead is correct...