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.../rsync/include exclude from = /root/rsync/exclude hosts allow = <IP>,127.0.0.1 transfer logging = yes refuse options = delete* ========================== /root/rsync/include is empty (but does exist) /root/rsync/exclude contains: ============================= /jail/backup/* /jail/ftpproxy/cache/0* /jail/webproxy/cache/* /media/* /mnt/* /parts/* /proc/* /sys/* /tmp/* /usr/src/linux-*-vanilla /var/lib/YaST2/you/* /var/run/*.pid /var/run/rsyncd.lock /var/spool/MailScanner/archive/* /var/spool/MailScanner/incoming/* /var/spool/MailScanner/quarantine/* ===================================...

...local area network to the external net, to go through an ftp proxy in the dmz, using frox running on port 2121(running on a different server than the fw) . So for clients in the loc zone connecting to an ftp site in the net zone, I want them to go through the ftp proxy on port 2121 on machine ftpproxy (in dmz) to the external net. However, for connections to the ftp server running also in the DMZ, I want the connection to be established with the server directly as usual. Only loc->net ftp connections that should go through the ftp proxy, otherwise, any ftp connections in the local zone...

...-p $ROOT/var/tmp RPM=rpm while read -r key val;do if test -n "$val";then RPM="$RPM $key $val";fi done <<EOH --httpproxy `echo $http_proxy|sed -n 's#^[^/]*//\([^:/]*\).*$#\1#p'` --httpport `echo $http_proxy|sed -n 's#^[^/]*//[^:/]*:\([^/]*\).*$#\1#p'` --ftpproxy `echo $ftp_proxy|sed -n 's#^[^/]*//\([^:/]*\).*$#\1#p'` --ftpport `echo $ftp_proxy|sed -n 's#^[^/]*//[^:/]*:\([^/]*\).*$#\1#p'` EOH # rpm(8) $RPM --root=$ROOT -i `set +x;while read -r line;do echo $RPMS_URL_BASE/$line;done <<EOH rpm-4.3.3-9_nonptl.i386.rpm bash-3.0-19.2.i...