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Hi! Is it normal to get different return codes from the same rsync command (except for the verbosity option)?? The directory where we want to rsync don't permit write operations (so we should get an "Permission denied" (23) code. Note that we "rename" the file to file2 in the destination directory. We just type: > rsync -a file server:dir_without_permisions/file2

Hi everybody, I wonder if anyone could help me with an issue.. I have to sync several files from several computers "against" a server. The particularity is that some users might have acces to the server and can modify/create files... The problem appears when a user, who has created a file in the remote server (but that file doesn't exists locally), calls rsync with --delete flag.

Hi, Is there any way to log the output of rsync when running through ssh? I mean, when i run rsync, from local to server, with -rsh option, I get local output from rsync. The problem is that i need to keep and analyze this information in servers side.. How can i get this information? I know i can send the file with the output during the synchronitzation, but i think there should be a better way

Hi everyone! Does anyone use, rsync, under windows, without Cygwin? When I type something like this: rsync -auvlHI --delete --partial --modify-window=2 --log-format=" %t %o %l %f " --stats -vv -e "ssh -o ForwardX11=no -vv -i "e:/program/sinc/.ssh/sinc_rsa" -l USER" "e:/program" SERVER:dir_dest rsync answer me with: ssh: e: no address associated with name