similar to: link-dest doesn't seem to work properly on MacOSX

I'm getting a "bad address" error which is causing my rsync process to bomb out. I'm running RsyncX 2.1, in daemon mode on the source machine, with a script to pull the information to the backup server. Both servers are Xserves running OS X Server 10.2.8. Rsync target is on an Xserve RAID. The RAID has 350GB free, so I'm not running into a disk full situation. My command

Hi I am a rsync (on Mac OS X, RsyncX version with extended HFS+/-eahfs forks) beginner (I merely use it for backing up my desktop machine to a bootable external firewire volume, so that I can resume work in case of a harddrive disaster) and I got these messages: mknod "/Volumes/backup/Applications/Plone2/Sites/Default/var/zopectlsock" failed: Invalid argument mknod

Hi there, I'm using this version of rsync: localhost:~ mzehetle$ /usr/local/bin/rsync --version rsync version 2.6.0 protocol version 27 Copyright (C) 1996-2004 by Andrew Tridgell and others HFS+ filesystem support for OSX (C)2004 Kevin A. Boyd <http://rsync.samba.org/> Basically incremental backup (--link-dest option) works with a destination on my local volume but not with a

> Hi-- > > I just tried my first rsync operation. I got a couple of errors I don?t > understand. Could someone explain what might be happening here? > > Please know that I am working in rsync for Mac OS 10.4, which includes a few > odd options discussed in previous posts. > > The original command was: > > time rsync -a -v -e ssh /'Applications'

Anyway, in my P.S. yesterday (the main post was on Codec problems), I described a situation where any IAX softphone was registering successfully, and then having zero sounds heard on either side of the call. Here is an "iax2 debug" output from a DIAX call to a local * server, dialing the extension that goes directly to the "demo" application. AsteriskHouse*CLI> iax2

Hi Just starting out, and have read through the man and several web page tutorials, and I don?t quite understand some of the options (guess I?ll ask about those as I get to them). The first I see pretty often is ?e. Can someone explain what this does? Thanks :) All My Best, Jeffrey -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and removed

I have been successfully connected (incoming and outgoing) to FWD for a very long time. A few months ago, I changed from SIP-based FWD service to IAX2-based, and that went fine as well, both incoming and outgoing. At the time, I was running Asterisk 1.0.3 Stable. I rarely use the service, so other than noticing that I was always successfully registered to FWD, I didn't make or receive calls

Hello everybody, maybe someone has also had this issue: I try to copy the root partition "/" to a subdir "/Volumes/System". This is not a cyclic recursion, because "/Volumes/System" is a mounted hard disk partition. So I gave rsync the parameters "-x" for one-file-system, and '--exclude "/Volumes/" ' also: # rsync -ax --showtogo

I am attempting to backup the Users directory on my desktop running OS X 10.3.6. I am backing up to Jaguar Server 10.2.8. I am using RsyncX version 2.1 on both systems. RsyncX Server is set up to run on both systems however in this instance the Rsync client is my desktop and server is Panther Server. When I kick off an RsyncX session, RsyncX will run for a while, then stop part of the way

When using the -z and -B65536 options together, sometimes there is file corruption. Client and server are both compiled against zlib 1.1.4, so the gzip corruption shouldn't be there, right? With -z and -B32768 there is an error, but it is detected in a different way. With -B65536 and without -z all seems to be going OK. With -B16384 and with -z all seems to be going OK. I'm guessing

I am having a problem with implementing a slight modification of the "backup to a central backup server with 7 day incremental" example from <http://rsync.samba.org/examples.html>. When rsync runs, I end up getting stat errors that the file doesn't exist in the backup-dir location. The backup server is running rsyncd, and without the --backup and --backup-dir options set, I

this email is to Sean M. Kaiser skaiser at northmont.k12.oh.us post was: Tue Feb 24 23:38:32 GMT 200 hi, did you get a solution for the --backup-dir problem (stat error messages)? I ran into the same thing... Thanks Christian the original message was: > > > I am having a problem with implementing a slight modification of the > "backup to a central backup

I don't even know where to begin. I run a lot of production Asterisk servers, for a couple of years now, with no real problems. We built a brand new box, CentOS 4.2, and installed Asterisk 1.2.4 from source tarball(s). Built fine, and started up fine. Any attempts to do local audio (e.g. a "Playback(welcome)") results in complete silence. Worse, the Playback command will hang

First, many thanks to Greg Boehnlein for his patch to chan_agent.c for adding a "preackannounce" option. I am running CVS HEAD from 2005/07/31, and the patch failed in a few hunks, since the code was refactored to add in some CASE statements where there were compound if statements before. Anyway, I have successfully updated the patch to work against head as of 3 weeks ago, and would

Hello, did you got your issue solved? I am suffering of the same issue.... On 4/28/07, Hadar Pedhazur <hadar@unorthodox.com> wrote: > > I snipped all of the previous data, as I'm trying to "boil down" > this problem to its essence... > > I turned off the firewall for a few seconds, and still got no > audio. For those that will be suspicious, the commands

I have a system with no Digium hardware in it (two others with 2 X100P cards in each of them as well). I'm interested in using MeetMe in the one without the hardware (it works great in the ones with the hardware). I can't use ztdummy, because the system has usb-ohci drivers, rather than usb-uhci. I have read the little there is about zaprtc, and I am wondering whether there is a

I have the following as a line in a script kicked off from cron: sudo rsync -e ssh -avz /Times_QPS/ 192.168.22.72:/Times_QPS/ --eahfs It logs the output to a log file, however rsync caused the log file to go to an 80gb file and fill up my disk because it threw a mental when a file it went to sync was no longer there! Is there some way to get the sync to ignore errors? -Jason

OS X 10.4.6 (BSD) I was using the 'standard' versions (i.e. non-HFS supporting) of rsync with the backup -b option so that I could do nightly incrementals. This seemed to be running fine. Changes to existing backed up files got copied to the appropriate path(s) on the target. BUDIR=myDirectoryName time /usr/local/bin/rsync -a -b --suffix=# --backup-dir=$BUDIR / Users

Hi, using the attached script to implement an incremental rotating backup of my home directory works fine if I run it myself, however if it is run as root the -- link-dest fails and all files are recreated rather than linked to. Can someone explain the problem to me? I'm using rsync version 2.6.5 on Darwin Kernel Version 8.1.0 (OS X Tiger) Thanks, Simon.

I haven't seen anything this strange, and it's 100% reproducible. I'm hoping that there are some clever ideas out there for what to look for, since I can test to my heart's desire on this one... My Dad lives in Florida, and has a Bellsouth DSL line. Of course, he has a regular POTS line connected on the same line. He has the appropriate filters on every jack that has a phone