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...ables .. --dport 1024: -m connlimit --connlimit-above 5 -j MARK --set-mark 60 Unfortunately though it still leaves 5 connections slurping up plenty of bandwidth. I have no ideas for number 2. Anybody any ideas? On my network all p2p traffic falls into these categories, and I don''t mind overmatching with other traffic. Thanks, Andy

Hi, >>>>>>>>>>> What part of the '--exclude=[PATTERN]' part of the man page is giving you trouble? Is something not matching correctly, overmatching too much or...? >>>>>>>>>>> I don't understand how to write it. I have rsync 2.5.7 These don't work: rsync -av --delete '--exclude=[cache]' -e ssh rsync -av --delete '--exclude=cache' -e ssh rsync -av --delete --exclude='cache' -e...

Hi, I am using rsync to backup from my server to a backup server that has been setup. I can back up a directory with numerous files and folders and restore them but I have not learned how to "exclude" a specific folder from the rsync backup that runs via cron nightly. I have tried these: rsync -av -cache/ -e ssh /home/httpd/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/ name at

...06, Troy Engel <tengel at fluid.com> wrote: > > Melinda Odom wrote: > > > > I have also read the man pages but am not understanding. > > What part of the '--exclude=[PATTERN]' part of the man page is giving > you trouble? Is something not matching correctly, overmatching too much > or...? I found this someplace on the Internet and tried it and it did work: rsync -av --delete --exclude "/cache/" --exclude "/download/" Does this difference have to do with what version rsync is? Sincerely, Melinda Odom -- No virus found in this outgoing me...

Can anyone help - this is driving me up the wall. I keep getting this error from my LDAP enabled BDC : [2004/08/16 15:38:12, 0] rpc_server/srv_netlog_nt.c:get_md4pw(218) get_md4pw: Workstation ALDEBURGH$: no account in domain It is the same for all workstations. I have made sure the Sign Or Seal reg hack is in place. The same client system is OK when not using LDAP as a password backend. I