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...k the above necessarily applies to me. I don''t know what "protocols 51 and 51" are. And advice would be greatly appreciated. I''ve gone through the Shorewall docs but haven''t found anything about "timeout" or "keepalive". Thank You, Derek Simkowiak dereks@realloc.net

...sed, even in the case of "pam password change = yes" - Missing Samba docs to explain the default setting for "passwd chat" will work with PAM, in the case of "pam password change" Hopefully this will help somebody else avoid the same mistake. Thank You, Derek Simkowiak

Hi All, I had a look in archives but no joy. I just want to know before i deploy - if there is any problem with having multiple rsync sessions from many source locations all to same destination server ( all copying to different file systems obviously ) ?? Its jusat that i see on the destination machine a process rsync -server being called whenever a client connects. Thanks ! Laurence

...management tool (similar to cPanel). It would be far more useful for me if that 3rd-party patch were shipped with OpenSSH as a compile-time option. The ChrootDirectory feature can be dropped, from where I'm standing. Have I misunderstood the ChrootDirectory option? Thank you, Derek Simkowiak

I'm having a problem with large files being rsync'd twice because of the checksum failing. The rsync appears to complete on the first pass, but then is done a second time (with second try successful). When some debug code was added to receiver.c, I saw that the checksum for the remote file & the temp file do not match on the first try, so (as expected) it repeats the rsync & the

...c daemon guarantee that the last person (the 3rd team member to connect to BigServer) gets to upload the final, uncorrupted version of "bigfile.mov" to BigServer? Any help is greatly appreciated. I've read all the docs I could find but did not see this addressed. Thank You, Derek Simkowiak dereks at itsite dot com P.S.> The above is a hypothetical that illustrates my question. My real-world use is using a FAM/IMON-like trigger mechanism to have rsync automatically distribute updated files to nodes of an LVS cluster. The actual trigger mechanism is Linux 2.4's dnotify signal...

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I wish to use rsync to synchronize a whole fat32 (MSWindows) partition mounted into a linux system. I run rsync from linux. The problem is rsync synchronizes most of the data even if the data hasn't changed since the original image was made. I used the -avz parameters to do the backup and the same for restoration. Also I've tried just -rvz. It

This message describes (imho) a behaviour bug in rsync. I'm going to submit a patch, but before I dive into the code I want to know what the actual desired behaviour should be. In other words, please comment. I have some directories I want to keep synchronised between two machines (call them "master" and "backup"). Every now and then someone deletes a file on

Hello, I'm trying to export a /home/ partition for multiple users, using Samba and the setuids option. My goal is to deliver emails into $HOME/.Maildir/ for each user. So I mount the share as user "root", hoping that each user will be able to use their own home directory (just like an NFS /home/ mount). (This feature depends on the Unix extensions.) I have the

Hello. I'm trying something from the rsync man page and it is failing. From http://samba.anu.edu.au/ftp/rsync/rsync.html: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CONNECTING TO AN RSYNC SERVER OVER A REMOTE SHELL PROGRAM It is sometimes useful to be able to set up file transfers using rsync server capabilities on the remote machine, while still