search for: larvalstag

...something like --very-fuzzy Product: rsync Version: 3.1.0 Platform: Other OS/Version: Linux Status: NEW Severity: enhancement Priority: P3 Component: core AssignedTo: wayned@samba.org ReportedBy: wasabi@larvalstage.net QAContact: rsync-qa@samba.org I'd like rsync to be able to compare all files on both sides to each other. All of them. Use case: I have a 70GB music directory. I sync it between home and work. At home I run a retagger which tags and renames pretty much every file and directory...

I am using rsync on a Linux box, connecting to a Cygwin SSH server which has Rsync installed, and pulling some files to the Linux box. The transfer locks up. The rsync process on the Windows box hangs. A single hidden file in progress exists. It is an excel file, with 0 bytes. It locks up on this file consistently. I can open it, read it, delete it, using Cygwin tools, on Windows. It is an Excel

I'm having the hardest time trying to come up with the optimal configuration with NSS Winbind support. I want it to work right offline. That is, name lookups shouldn't take 30 minutes to time out or lock the system up. And if the name lookup is for a local name, I want Winbind to be 100% out of hte picture. I've tried this, without much luck: passwd: compat [SUCCESS=return] winbind

I would appreciate the addition of this option, which would cause files opened by rsync to be opened using the O_DIRECT flag, on Linux, at least. Let me explain my circumstance: I use rsync to migration VMware disk images from one machine to another while the VM is running. This works really well: you take a snapshot of the VM, run rsync, take another snapshot, run it again, then finally suspend

I would like to have winbind map all of my AD users to their full user@REALM form on the Linux domain members. I'd like lookups to be properly canonical. Is this possible? 'getent passwd user' should return: user@REALM.NET:*:1786588783:1786588745:Mr Man:/home/whatever:/bin/bash I'm finding my options are to either have the local names be plain, unprefixed, or prefixed, but

I'd like my canonical Unix names to be of the form user@KERBEROS-REALM. Is there anyway to accomplish this? I'd also like NSS to lookup all the various variations and return that canonical representation. This seems to me to be the most appropriate way to map them. Is there a way to configure this? If not, is there anyway to return DOMAIN\user when lookups for 'user' happen?

I'm getting a segv in Winbind, periodically. It's killing winbind and causing NSS information to fail. It's Very Obnoxious. It's in Ubuntu Intrepid. I have filed a bug: https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5880 Which it looks like Volker was going to work on, but it's been awhile now with no word back. Anybody able to take a stab at this and lead me in a direction that