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I'm performing backup via a standard use of rsync: (note:$dayte is set via a .sh file) rsync -aurvz --backup --backup-dir=../data_originals/$dayte -e ssh /mnt/netware6/dhs01/data/ ./dhs01/data/ My Question: Is there any way to make sync ignore files greater than a certain size. The files do not follow any naming convention and are therefore only identifiable...

I'm performing backup via a standard use of rsync: (note:$dayte is set via a .sh file) rsync -aurvz --backup --backup-dir=../data_originals/$dayte -e ssh /mnt/netware6/dhs01/data/ ./dhs01/data/ My Question: Is there any way to make rsync ignore files greater than a certain size. The files do not follow any naming convention and are therefore only identifiable...

On 5/14/23 07:35, lejeczek wrote: > Hi guys. > > In hope that an expert read this - what is, can be, the below a result of? > > 12284 still running (86040) > Invalid value '-1' for 'cpu.max': Invalid argument This looks like a string coming from libvirt. When setting CGroups, from virCgroupSetValueRaw() which seems to be called (transitively) from

...especially pleased that I can investigate R in a Windows environment knowing that it's available as we move to Linux ...) Thanks in advance for any help -- Mike Mastroianni ================================== For reference, the CSV data looks like this: "WKDAY","HR","DAYT","DAMMKT","RTMMKT" "Fri",0,"01/07/00",16.16,17.51 "Fri",0,"01/14/00",21.91,51.15 "Fri",0,"01/21/00",31.25,21.38 "Fri",0,"01/28/00",36.01,41.77 "Fri",1,"01/07/00",15.24,15.32...