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...hey can access the data on the server. I will try and explain this issue as best as I can without being to wordy. :) We use a program called point. Point holds files in multiple directories on the network server. For our instance, it is holding data in directories below /home/point (/home/point/pntdata, /home/point/leads and so forth). The way point works is that each client has a local version of the software installed on their computer. The software is then setup to point to where the data is being held. In this instance, I would setup the software to point to the samba PDC and into the /ho...

...or my instance. Our samba server is going to be hosting applications that are used by our clients everyday. On our Samba server, I have setup the directories like this: (I should mention, one of our applications will have multiple folders to hold the corresponding data) /home/point /home/point/pntdata /home/point/pnttempl and so forth. There is around 10 total directories like this. My question is what would be the best way to set this up in my smb.conf file? As of now, this is how I have it: [Point] comment = Point Program path = /home/point read only = no writable = yes create...

...35) The command line I'm using to start this is: c:\cygwin\bin\rsync -aR -e c\cygwin\bin\ssh.exe -v --numeric-ids --exclude-from=/cydrive/c/ssh/rsync-ex cludes.txt --dry-run --delete --delete-after /cygdrive/c root@backupserver:/ rsync-excludes.txt contains things like: -PEACHW/ -WINPOINT/ -PNTDATA/ : : At first I thought that maybe my file list was getting too long, but I changed my excludes so that I had a file list that I knew was short enough and I still get the error. I get the error on different files depending on what I have excluded, but if I run the same command twice, I get the e...

Hi, I'm having some trouble using rsync on W2K under Cygwin. We are using it to back up the W2K machine to a Linux machine. We are using the patched version of rsync 2.5.6 that allows it to run faster on NT/2K when calculating the changes. We can backup a directory without a problem, but in this case, we want to backup everything, so the directory we are backing up is \. We do not run rsync