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I have the following as a line in a script kicked off from cron: sudo rsync -e ssh -avz /Times_QPS/ 192.168.22.72:/Times_QPS/ --eahfs It logs the output to a log file, however rsync caused the log file to go to an 80gb file and fill up my disk because it threw a mental when a file it went to sync was no longer there! Is there some way to get the sync to ignore errors? -Jason ************************************************...

Hi Just starting out, and have read through the man and several web page tutorials, and I don?t quite understand some of the options (guess I?ll ask about those as I get to them). The first I see pretty often is ?e. Can someone explain what this does? Thanks :) All My Best, Jeffrey -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and removed

I am in the habit of syncing my /usr/local tree over several computers (all Mac OS X). Recently my /usr/local tree has doubled in size, from 300,000 files to 600,000 files because I have added a large subversion checkout (TeX Live). As a result, rsync has become a time hog. Instead of a minute or two or so to calculate what needs to be sent over, suddenly this process takes 18-20 minutes,

Hi I am a rsync (on Mac OS X, RsyncX version with extended HFS+/-eahfs forks) beginner (I merely use it for backing up my desktop machine to a bootable external firewire volume, so that I can resume work in case of a harddrive disaster) and I got these messages: mknod "/Volumes/backup/Applications/Plone2/Sites/Default/var/zopectlsock" failed: Invalid...

...what might be happening here? > > Please know that I am working in rsync for Mac OS 10.4, which includes a few > odd options discussed in previous posts. > > The original command was: > > time rsync -a -v -e ssh /'Applications' '/Volumes/Firewire 400/Test' --eahfs > --showtogo --update > > The output for the part reporting the error was: > > chown "/Volumes/Firewire 400/Test/Applications/Adobe Reader 7.0/Adobe Reader > 7.0.app/Contents/Plug-ins/PictureTasks.acroplugin/PictureTasks" failed: No > such file or directory > Ap...

...r 10.2.8. Rsync target is on an Xserve RAID. The RAID has 350GB free, so I'm not running into a disk full situation. My command looks like: /usr/local/bin/rsync -a --ignore-errors --exclude-from=/Volumes/backups/extras/rsync/config/exclude.txt --password-file=/etc/rsync/secure.txt --stats --eahfs --backup --backup-dir=/Volumes/backups/archives/cougar/week/tue/Users/Staff/ --delete --bwlimit=2000 -z rsync@192.168.1.17::rsync/Users/Staff/ /Volumes/backups/current/cougar/Users/Staff/ The error that causes the process to stop, along with the rsync stop message, is: stat "/Volumes/backup...

...2" mv -f "/Users/mzehetle/Dokumente/Mischa Leben/1 Arbeit/Backup Almaas Test/Backup Test.0" "/Users/mzehetle/Dokumente/Mischa Leben/1 Arbeit/Backup Almaas Test/Backup Test.1" time /usr/local/bin/rsync -vv --delete --rsync-path=/usr/local/bin/rsync -a --stats --progress --eahfs --showtogo --link-dest="/Users/mzehetle/Dokumente/Mischa Leben/1 Arbeit/Backup Almaas Test/Backup Test.1/" "/Users/mzehetle/Dokumente/Mischa Leben/1 Arbeit/Almaas" "/Users/mzehetle/Dokumente/Mischa Leben/1 Arbeit/Backup Almaas Test/Backup Test.0/" The script tha...

Hello, I've just spent several hours going over several Google searches trying to find a way to configure rsync to log into a file named "/var/log/rsync.log". So far, every instance where I've found someone asking about rsync logging remained unanswered (which is kind of weird in itself). As far as I can tell, the only way to do this is to setup rsync as a daemon process so

...ation.2" "/Volumes/Backups/Iteration.3" mv -f "/Volumes/Backups/Iteration.1" "/Volumes/Backups/Iteration.2" mv -f "/Volumes/Backups/Iteration.0" "/Volumes/Backups/Iteration.1" time /usr/local/bin/rsync --rsync-path=/usr/local/bin/rsync -az --eahfs --showtogo --link-dest="/Volumes/Backups/Iteration.1/" "/Users/my_username" "/Volumes/Backups/Iteration.0/" THANKS IN ADVANCE, --Hadar

...e, then stop part of the way through, never completing. There does not appear to be any error reporting that I can tell. It was writing out a log earlier but does not seem to be any longer. Here is my command: time sudo /usr/local/bin/rsync --rsync-path=/usr/local/bin/rsync -acvvvv --delete --eahfs --progress --stats -e ssh "/Volumes/MacHD/Users/" "user@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:/Volumes/MacHD/BACKUPS/Users" This is the file that RSYNC halts on: make_file(userMe/Desktop/Virtual PC 6/Virtual PC 6/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/Virtual PC Help/01.Tour/02.Toolbar.X,*,2) #####...

...t;/Volumes/Rotating backup/simonallfrey.3" mv -f "/Volumes/Rotating backup/simonallfrey.1" "/Volumes/Rotating backup/simonallfrey.2" mv -f "/Volumes/Rotating backup/simonallfrey.0" "/Volumes/Rotating backup/simonallfrey.1" /usr/local/bin/rsync -a --eahfs --link-dest="/Volumes/Rotating backup/ simonallfrey.1" "/Users/simonallfrey" "/Volumes/Rotating backup/ simonallfrey.0/" =======================================================================

...UDIR / Users /Volumes/nephron However, when I started using a version (2.6.0 protocol version 27) supporting HFS and choosing the extended attributes option, the sync works, but the copy to the backup directories doesn't work unless the path is already there. time /usr/local/bin/rsync -eahfs -a -b --suffix=# --backup-dir= $BUDIR /Users /Volumes/nephron That is, it appears that the non-HFS version creates the backup directory path if needed, but the HFS-supporting version does not automatically create the path. However, if the path is already there, the non-HFS version does ma...

Hi, Can you help me since upgrading the latest version of rsync on my Xservers I have lost all resouce fork information and I am losing the file types on the backup server. The command I am using is sudo rsync -e ssh -avz /Times_QPS/ 192.168.22.72:/Times_QPS/ Am I missing something simple? -Jason Ferguson *********************************************************************************

...#39;m thinking maybe I have an issue somewhere involving the --backup-dir option. My rsync command looks like this (from tonight's attempts): backup: command /usr/bin/rsync --force --ignore-errors --delete-excluded --exclude-from=/etc/rsync/exclude.txt --delete --backup --backup-dir=/tue -a --eahfs --numeric-ids --password-file=/etc/rsync/secure.txt --stats --delete-after --bwlimit=120 -z / puma@rsyncserver::puma/current The stat error messages look like this (snipped for bandwidth considerations): stat "tue/private/var/db/dhcpd_leases~" (in puma) failed: No such file or director...

...e > involving the --backup-dir option. > > My rsync command looks like this (from tonight's attempts): > > backup: command /usr/bin/rsync --force --ignore-errors > --delete-excluded > --exclude-from=/etc/rsync/exclude.txt --delete --backup > --backup-dir=/tue > -a --eahfs --numeric-ids --password-file=/etc/rsync/secure.txt --stats > --delete-after --bwlimit=120 -z / puma at rsyncserver::puma/current > > The stat error messages look like this (snipped for bandwidth > considerations): > > stat "tue/private/var/db/dhcpd_leases~" (in puma) f...

As you all know, rsync doesn't have any special handling for Mac OS X HFS+ resource forks. Kevin Boyd made RsyncX and rsync_hfs, to address this gap, but they only work when the destination filesystem is also HFS+. I haven't been able to find any references to an rsync that is capable of syncing from HFS+ to UFS (etc). The only solutions I've seen involve lots of preprocessing