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2006 Jan 12
1
server feature request. forced backup
Hello
I?m doing incremental backups with rsync to a remote server using
--backup --backup-dir.
I would like now to prevent the posibility that an intruder in the
backed-up machine could try to remove the original data and the remote
copy through the rsync service.
Seems to me that this could be done with a new server option
(--forced-options???) to force the --backup thing to be done, so
2014 Aug 30
1
Cleanest way to find out if it was a --dry-run
...DRY RUN)
but I don't think you can output stats at the receiver-side, and I don't think there's any other mention of the dry run in the receiver-side log.
In my pre-xfer script, I see this:
RSYNC_ARG1=--server
RSYNC_ARG2=-nltrRze.iLsfx
RSYNC_ARG3=--log-format=X
RSYNC_ARG4=--bwlimit=256
RSYNC_ARG5=--delete-during
RSYNC_ARG6=--delete-excluded
RSYNC_ARG7=--force
RSYNC_ARG8=--partial-dir
RSYNC_ARG9=/in-progress/partial
RSYNC_ARG10=--link-dest
RSYNC_ARG11=/latest/data
RSYNC_ARG12=--info=STATS2
RSYNC_ARG13=--debug=EXIT
RSYNC_ARG14=.
RSYNC_ARG15=/in-progress/data/
I'm on Mac OS 10.9, using rs...