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...not present) and ideally avoiding the need for a specialised sub directory for each flag file. For example to see if the remote host is otherwise occupied (i.e.. in the middle of building the import data files) I was expecting this might work for a "pull" action... rsync -vptgo rmtusr@rmthost.net:/somepath/file1.flg file1.flg while [ -f file1.flg ] do sleep 30 rsync -vptgo --delete rmtusr@rmthost.net:/somepath/file1.flg file1.flg done # Now safe to transfer the data rsync -rvptgo rmtusr@rmthost.net:/somepath/export import/ ... then I want to drop a flag file on the remot...

Hi, I am trying to SSH to a remote server through R script. In other words, I would like to know how I can get a SSH connection to the remote server and then execute commands on that server with the R script. So in bash, I would normally type ssh -lusername remoteserver.com; press enter and then wait for the password prompt to key in my password. I have tried system("ssh

...operation, so it fits that rsync copied one block. In fact, there are a bunch of small datafiles similarly unused that had a single block transfered that Oracle did not complain about. Here is the command line I used: rsync -ptgoHS --stats --rsh=/usr/bin/rsh -B 8192 --no-whole-file --inplace \ rmthost:${df} ${df} I probably shouldn't have used -H, and I saw a bug report about it, but can't believe it is related to my corruption problem. Is it possible -S is involved somehow? The data corruption of course makes rsync useless to me for copying databases, and I'm wondering now if o...