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https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8847 Summary: detect-renamed.diff update to ensure existence of directory for partial-dir Product: rsync Version: 3.0.9 Platform: All OS/Version: All Status: NEW Severity: normal Priority: P5 Component: core AssignedTo: wayned at

Ok so maybe someone can explain this to me. I've been banging my head against the wall on this one for several weeks now and the powers that be are starting to get a little impatient. What we've got is an old FoxPro application, the FoxPro .dbf's being stored on a Linux fileserver using Samba (Fedora 3 currently, using Fedora 5 on the new test server). We're having speed

I'm trying to rsync a folder like so - rsync -aP --delete /home/share_20110801 /lastbackup/ share Under the /lastbackup folder there is a "share" folder. I'd like to rsync all the contents of the "share _20110801" folder directly under the the "share" folder under /lastbackup. I know I can add the trailing slash to the source directory to accomplish this,

I have a couple of samba shares that point to symlinks. Basically these are last night's copy of a bunch of data. The path changes every night (YYMMDD is in the path name), so I've just got one symlink that gets updated to the path with the latest date every night. I was using an old Samba on OpenSolaris for a long time and this process was working. Using 3.6.23 on RHEL and although

>Oplock's tells the Windows Client he can cache the requestet file on >local machine. >Should the Client change the File (or another Client would do this) the >Lock must released by the first Client, or Samba break's the Lock after >a certain time he doesn't become the Lock back. > >When you take the Settings in your Share Section with the Database File, >then

I understand that if you want to only transfer changed blocks across the network that the remote machine must be running rsync server and the local machine must be running rsync client. What if I don't care what gets transferred over the network, I just care what gets written to disk (i.e. only changed blocks)? Is there an option to do that in rsync without needing an rsync server on the