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Hi, Some explanations regarding cwRsync: cwRync installers (both client and server) are now available as a paid download bundle. Installer sources, however, are still available as free upon contact. Please keep in mind that installer sources are not enough to build cwRsync installers: You need to build up a complete Cygwin environment, compile/copy binaries in the package. It may be time

Hi, A new version of cwRsync installer has been released. cwRsync is a yet another packaging of Rsync and Cygwin. cwRsync VERSION 2.0.0 - June 2005 Highlights (see changelog for more info) - Two installers: client and server - Built-in OpenSSH server - Secure Channel Wrapper and Wizard - Rsync 2.6.5 - OpenSSH 4.1p1 - OpenSSL 0.9.7g - Cygwin 1.5.17-1 MD5 signatures:

Hi Folks, Recently I took the patch Elias Penttil? wrote and 'forward-ported' it to rsync 3. For people who don't know what it does, it implements backup of open files on Windows with rsync. Because I think rsync 3 is more efficient and more current in comparison to rsync 2. I made a small readme-page with information about what I've done so far and the

Last cwrsync was 4.1.0, current is 4.2.0. It was avail on sourceforge. Itefix.no decided "we want money for coding and support" - that itself is not wrong. Though _I_ never needed any rsync help on neither linux and windows (including mixed) scenarios. But they killed their sourceforge downloads, all, including past versions of cwrsync, including source. The 4.2.0 client is still

Tevfik On Tuesday 09 Dec 2003 18:13, Tevfik Karag?lle wrote: > I would also like to inform that I updated my cwRsync package with the > latest rsync binary (2.5.7). http://itefix.no/cwrsync I have tried your rsync 2.5.7 in cygwin under Windows 2000, synchronising to a windows share on an unknown (probably Windows) file server. Sorry to report that it hangs at the end of transfer, as did

Hi guys, I recently installed and setup cwRsync on a Windows 2000 Server - http://www.itefix.no/cwrsync/ -, and I was very impressed. I just followed the instructions on the website and got it working. I am using it to mirror 30Gb's of mailboxes everynight (only grabbing the changes to each file), from a Windows 2000 box to a Linux box (RH9). The nightly replication takes approximately 8

Hello, In a small environment I have to backup two servers, an Ubuntu 9.10 and a Windows Server 2008 machine. My Backuphost is a Ubuntu 9.10 machine as well. I installed rsync on both Ubuntu hosts from repository (3.0.6) and cwrsync from http://www.itefix.no/i2/node/10650 (3.0.7). Then I wrote some Bash-Scripts which executes rsync every week like that: BACKUPDIR=/var/backup rsync -v -a

Hi, A new version of cwRsync is available now. Enjoy! Rgrds Tev http://itefix.no/cwrsync --------------------- Release Name: 2.0.9 Notes: cwRsync VERSION 2.0.9 - August 2006 highlights (see changelog for more info) - Cygwin 1.5.21-2 - Sechaw 1.4 Signatures: MD5: 54c3fb72e182328169dde0bd068df09a *cwRsync_2.0.9_Installer.zip d404a4fe0f7cf171790e9f1f128fb467

What you can try. Map the sysvol share from the samba to a driveletter on the DC. Add : acl_xattr:ignore system acls = yes Too the sysvol share on samba. Use deltacopy to copy the sysvol I havent tried it, but above seams logical and can work, you just have to try it yourself. If deltacopy does not work, try cwRsync or robocopy. Deltacopy

Thanks to recent achievements, rsync with the acl patch has been a viable alternative for cygwin environments as well. --- Excerpt from the man page source: (--acl | -A) option causes rsync to update the destination ACLs to be the same as the source ACLs. This nonstandard option only works if the remote rsync also supports it. Note also that an optimization of the ACL-sending protocol used by

Hi, Recently, there have been some fundamental achievements regarding acl-support on the cygwin platform. I thought that it would be convenient to offer an acl-patch enabled rsync as a part of the cwrsync package (a yet another minimalist rsync on cygwin solution). I get some compilation errors. What I did: - Downloaded acl patch v1.113 from rsync site - Run commands below In the rsync source

A bit late, but someone (anonymous) provided a link to download. the md5 is correct, it matches the last sourceforge state. And the md5 and sha256 mentioned at https://www.itefix.no/i2/node/12862 - before he gave up the project. MD5 c787dfa854775793d1a1b5c3502b57b5 sha256 5abeec588e937bd749456ddb347e4116b0f8407e15f412281fc64c763d1de62d For obvious reasons you should check the md5 / sha256 after

Hello, I am wondering if any of you have any ideas for what I am experiencing. I use Rsync over a local network to backup files from a laptop to my main PC which is running the server as a service. These are both Windows 2000 machines running Cygwin 1.5.18-1 and Rsync 2.6.6. It works fine unless I turn on the partial file option (--partial) and then try to resume an interrupted copy. This is

Since upgrading to 2.6.8 with the tag 3 patch, I've been consistently getting an error using rsync. We have about 100 servers using the client to a central backup server and the issue is repeatable on the servers having the problem. About 10 of the servers are having the problem. The error reported by rsync is: Invalid file index: -1019607330 (count=8353) [sender] rsync error: protocol

Hi folks, It may be a very basic question for many people here but I have been struggling with Windows commandline. My CentOS machines are running perfectly fine. Question: I have installed cwRsync server on one of Windows 2003 and cwRsync client on the other Windows 2003. What command should I run to connect to the cwRsync server from the client? and how can I make sure that cwRsync is even

I've been running some tests on files created by rsync and noticing fragmentation issues. I started the testing because our 5TB array started performing very slowly and it appears fragmentation was the culprit. The test I conducted was straighforward: 1. Copy over a 49GB file. Analyzed with contig (from sysinternals), no fragments. 2. Ran rsync and the file was recreated normally (rsync

Hi all! We're using cwrsync server 2.0.4 on winxp to keep files up to date between some operator machines. Whenever I run rsync to send files to another machine, the read-only flag gets set. The cwrsync user was created (the install is completely standard)... so I'm thinking it might have something to do with that. Here's my rsyncd.conf: use chroot = false strict modes = false

I've just tried upgrading to cwrsync 2.1.0 (Rsync version 3.0.0 protocol version 30) between 2 Windows XP Pro sp2 machine across the Internet. I used: SET CYGWIN=nontsec SET HOME=c:\cwrsync\bin C:\cwrsync\bin\rsync -za -u -P --delete --recursive /cygdrive/c/test2/ stuart@test.address.co.uk::test/ When I run the above batch script on the remote machine I get this odd output.

Hi all, (i am new at rsync althought using it for a year and half) i was unable to find a direct answer to this questions : _does rsync under windowz really support ACL replication ?_ if I "rsync" a directory, files inherit from the acl of that dir. but if special acls are setted on some files these are lost in the replication : only inherited acls are written i tried this with rsync

We were trying to introduce a better client side log format so that we could get timestamps and module names etc. In the rsync documentation it looks like you can use --log-format for the client ... there is even a sentence saying that this format would not interfere with the rsybc daemons format. We are using cwrsync and when we try and add --log-format="%o %h [%a] %m (%u) %f %l" The