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...GMT+02:00 Michael Johnson - MJ <mj at revmj.com>: > Oh, actually, I just thought of a couple other another options that don't > require any multiplexing or ssh keys, but it would require that your source > machine is linux. > > The first option would be: > > mkdir /A/FolderB > mount --bind /A/FolderA /A/FolderB > > Then just exclude /A/FolderA from the rsync and you are done. This does > mean that you have to be ok with /A/FolderB existing on the source. > > > The second option would be to use somthing like aufs or overlayfs to > create a new m...

...\group_alpha". all good. i can access an create folders ..... Now i created on my solaris-machine in my Samba-Share-folder "all" 2 Folders. Folders: Permissions Owner Acl 1. "folderA" with rwxrwx--- root root group: group_beta:rwx 2. "folderB" with rwxrwx--- root root group: group_gama:rwx after this i added via "setfacl -m g:MyDomain\\group_beta:rwx folder_a" the group "group_beta" to the first folder. The Same i did with the folder "folderB", i added the group "group_gama" (rwx)....

...er solution for merging files? Having: A folder A with messages: From Subject Received Size test foldera 1 16:18 665 B test foldera 2 16:18 665 B test foldera 3 16:18 665 B test foldera 4 16:18 665 B test foldera 5 last 16:29 670 B A folder B with messages: From Subject Received Size test folderb 1 16:23 665 B test folderb 2 16:24 665 B test folderb 3 16:24 665 B test folderb 4 16:24 665 B test folderb 5 16:24 665 B [@ mail] cat .foldera .folderb > .folderc Getting a folder C with messages: From Subject Received Size test foldera 1 16:18 665 B test foldera 2 16:18 665 B test fo...

...lt;mj at revmj.com>: > >> Oh, actually, I just thought of a couple other another options that don't >> require any multiplexing or ssh keys, but it would require that your source >> machine is linux. >> >> The first option would be: >> >> mkdir /A/FolderB >> mount --bind /A/FolderA /A/FolderB >> >> Then just exclude /A/FolderA from the rsync and you are done. This does >> mean that you have to be ok with /A/FolderB existing on the source. >> >> >> The second option would be to use somthing like aufs or over...

...rectory trees, but I want a special behavior that I didn't find on the net nor in the manual (or maybe there is a combination of options to get what I want but I couldn't find it). Tree A is like: A * * FolderA * * And tree B (on a remote filesystem) is like: B * * * FolderB * * I have to synchronize everything in one rsync run, like rysnc -arv A/ B/ but I want FolderA to be synchronized with FolderB. They must contain the same files but have a different name! I want something like a "directory name translation" in the rsync run... Is it possible? D...

I should describe the problem more in details, but I believe this is off topic for this list. The FolderA is named "Musica" (in Italian) because.. I like it that way.. and is in my home folder. PC # /home/gionata/Musica FolderB MUST be named "music", in my home folder on the NFS filesystem, NAS # /volume1/homes/gionata/music *because the synology media parse service only indexes the directory name music in the user home dirs!* (Damn Syno...) So I have different name on different system for the same folder! I c...

...hat I want but I couldn't find it). >> >> Tree A is like: >> >> A >> * >> * >> FolderA >> * >> * >> >> And tree B (on a remote filesystem) is like: >> >> B >> * >> * >> * >> FolderB >> * >> * >> >> >> I have to synchronize everything in one rsync run, like >> rysnc -arv A/ B/ >> >> but I want FolderA to be synchronized with FolderB. >> They must contain the same files but have a different name! I want >> someth...

...i can access an create folders ..... > > Now i created on my solaris-machine in my Samba-Share-folder "all" 2 > Folders. > Folders: Permissions Owner Acl > 1. "folderA" with rwxrwx--- root root group: group_beta:rwx > 2. "folderB" with rwxrwx--- root root group: group_gama:rwx > So, i as "winuser" should have rights to read,write,execute the > "folderA", because "winuser" is a also a member of "group_beta" but i > dont have permissions for "folderB"...

...; i can access an create folders ..... > Now i created on my solaris-machine in my Samba-Share-folder "all" > 2 Folders. > Folders: Permissions Owner Acl > 1. "folderA" with rwxrwx--- root root group: group_beta:rwx > 2. "folderB" with rwxrwx--- root root group: group_gama:rwx > after this i added via "setfacl -m g:MyDomain\\group_beta:rwx folder_a" > the group "group_beta" to the first folder. > The Same i did with the folder "folderB", i added the group "group_...

...this mail_location: mail_location = mbox:~/mail:INBOX=/var/spool/mail/%u:CONTROL=~/mail/control:INDEX=/var/d ovecot/%u/index:LAYOUT=maildir++ /var/dovecot is on a ssd /var/spool/mail is on sda ~/mail is on sdb with these folders [@mail]# ls -ac1 .folderc .Drafts .foldera control .Trash.folderc .folderb .Sent .Sent.2018 .Trash

...ual (or maybe > there is a combination of options to get what I want but I couldn't > find it). > > Tree A is like: > > A > * > * > FolderA > * > * > > And tree B (on a remote filesystem) is like: > > B > * > * > * > FolderB > * > * > > > I have to synchronize everything in one rsync run, like > rysnc -arv A/ B/ > > but I want FolderA to be synchronized with FolderB. > They must contain the same files but have a different name! I want > something like a "directory name transla...

...l/mail/%u:CONTROL=~/mail/control:INDEX=/var/d > ovecot/%u/index:LAYOUT=maildir++ > > /var/dovecot is on a ssd > /var/spool/mail is on sda > ~/mail is on sdb with these folders > > [@mail]# ls -ac1 > .folderc > .Drafts > .foldera > control > .Trash.folderc > .folderb > .Sent > .Sent.2018 > .Trash > > > > >

I think this is where I left off last weekend. Instead of this happening at the base of one of my shared mail namespaces, it happens when I try to select a top level folder inside the namespace, or try to directly select an entire path to a folder. This only happens when ACL is enabled. Let me know if I need to provide more. Thanks. Oct 27 16:03:27 gribble dovecot: IMAP(mcdouga9): file

...g this mail_location: mail_location = mbox:~/mail:INBOX=/var/spool/mail/%u:CONTROL=~/mail/control:INDEX=/var/d ovecot/%u/index:LAYOUT=maildir++ /var/dovecot is on a ssd /var/spool/mail is on sda ~/mail is on sdb with these folders [@mail]# ls -ac1 .folderc .Drafts .foldera control .Trash.folderc .folderb .Sent .Sent.2018 .Trash

Hi, I was trying to copy a directory from one location to another. Is there a command to do this (similar to the file.copy command)? thanks! [[alternative HTML version deleted]]