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Hello, What would be the expected behaviour of rsync, synchronizing a file that is changing in size. If I have a file ( say 100G ) that is being gzipped, and I start an rsync of that file system to a remote location, would rsync just send the data of that gzip file that exists on disk at that point in time, or would it keep looping seeing that the file is changing. Thanks, Sameer

I have created a call file which has been moved into the outgoing directory. However the log file displays the following message: Unable to open /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/1.call: Permission denied, deleting I have executed chmod 777 1.call on the file prior to moving it to the outgoing directory but is there something else I need to do before the file can be used by Asterisk? Any help

...good feature to add in icecast2, dont get me wrong, im just saying with QoS you have far much more flexibility in handling bandwidth. tcp/ip packets can be marked with iptables and then ran threw tc which you could then prioritize your packets set a limit and a burst for variable bitrates. (http://svana.org/kleptog/Packet-Shaping-HOWTO.txt) I know there isnt any "drop in the bucket application" so to speak for QoS and streaming audio, but bandwidth is bandwidth either way you dice it up, once you dig into QoS on linux there so much more you can do efficiently and effectivly. give this s...

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, Dave St John wrote: > > > > Another nice feature to add would be a "bandwidth" limit (so just a > new > > > > <limit> type entry). > If you are running icecast2 on linux you can handle bandwidth limitations > using QoS > more specificly iproute2. You mistunderstood me. No, I