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Heya all, I?m doing a one-day training on everything Ajax mainly focusing on script.aculo.us, but naturally including Prototype and a look on Ruby on Rails Ajax capabilities as well, plus a look on our product fluxiom - on March 17, here in Vienna, Austria (for german speaking audiences). Here are the (in-german) details: In diesem eint?gigen Seminar zeigt Ihnen Thomas Fuchs wie Sie die

On 06/01/2015 10:41 PM, Jeremy Allison wrote: > What would be helpful is discovering if this is a client or > server bug. Do you get issues when running rsync on a Windows > client against the same Samba share ? It's number 1 on my todo-list to find that out. What I can say so far is, that the Debian 6 client was using the exact same way/versions/tools for years to write to a Windows

Hi everyone :) I'm professionally and seriously working with extended filesystem attributes (xattrs) for search/retrieval of data. I am making a "thincopy" of large data trees, like this: `$ cp --attributes-only --preserve=all $(SOURCE) $(TARGET)` Is there a way to do this with rsync? I'm asking, because I'd like to keep that thin-copy in-sync (including xattrs).

Dear Roland, On 12/10/24 21:15, Roland Kletzing wrote: > hello, > that sounds interesting - just one question:? what about file size? is > it always zero or is it set to the original size and the file contents > are empty ? The filesize (IMO) should stay 0 bytes, since the file actually /is/ empty. I believe forging the filesize number in the filesystem to its source (original) size

Hi everyone :) On the [official website regarding rsync mailing lists](https://rsync.samba.org/lists.html), the text contains a link: "but please [read this before posting]" Which points to: https://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html Which throws a "bad_domain_error" SSL error, listing "www.animadance.org" as (domain) subject name of the certificate.

Hi! I'm having a very strange problem, and I'm running out of ideas how to debug it :) Whenever I copy large files (several hundred MB/GB per file), it happens every now and then that some of them have blocks of zeroes in them. If it happens, it's always between around 50kB and 150kB. The problem occurs when I copy files from Debian6 to Samba on RHEL6.5, using rsync. It happens

Hello everyone :) I'd like to follow up on this thread of mine, if that's okay? Is there anything I could do to get the feature functionality of "using rsync to create a thin (attributes-only) copy" upstream on the long term? Could I talk to a developer, for hire? I'm really professionally interested in such a feature, as it would greatly make our lives in the