similar to: rsync and running scripts

https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8188 Summary: Mechanism for taking an rsync server down for maintenance Product: rsync Version: 3.0.8 Platform: All OS/Version: All Status: NEW Severity: enhancement Priority: P5 Component: core AssignedTo: wayned at samba.org

Hello, I am trying to configure rsyncd to mount destination encrypted FS (using EncFS) before syncing. In my rsyncd.conf : [test] path = /home/dest <...> pre-xfer exec = sleep 30 ; echo mypassword | encfs -S /home/ encrypteddir /home/dest ; sleep 30 (I have put "sleep 30" instructions just to make some tests) /home/encrypteddir is correctly mounted by rsyncd to /home/dest

On Sun 02 Jun 2024, Chris Green via rsync wrote: > I have an rsync daemon running on a 64-bit (x86_64) system which I > successfully use for backups from several other 64-bit systems on my > LAN. > > I want to use it for backups from a BeagleBone Black (32-bit, armv7l) > but it fails as follows:- > > root at bbb:~# rsync -a /etc chris at backup::bbb >

Hello all, Since the rsync on Panther many things changed in my professional life. This project is abandoned although it should work. But this you already know. What's new? On my new job I have several servers to administrate. Servers that aren't backed up (sic). So, there's why I'm back to rsync. The backup plan I would like: 1) Client side: PCs running rsync (or

Hi, I've got an issue since about a week and I still can't solve it after a thorough research. I've setup a rsync server on my backup host, with shares using post/pre-xfer exec options but the scripts seems not to even be called : they should write a lockfile, and write in a logfile some information about the transfer request / report. I'm using rsync through stunnel and

https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4318 Summary: automatic module creation with rights on server Product: rsync Version: 2.6.9 Platform: Other OS/Version: All Status: NEW Severity: normal Priority: P3 Component: core AssignedTo: wayned@samba.org ReportedBy:

Hi, I have install rsync version 3.0.8 on my FreeBSD server. I've set it up so that I have to connect via ssh with key based authentication. The following is my rsyncd.conf file in my home directory on the server. [ben-desktop] use chroot = no path = /home/bs/backups/ben-desktop/current numeric ids = true log file = /home/bs/backups/ben-desktop/rsync.log list = true read only = false write

Helle everyone, Let's say we have 3 servers, 2 of them have the latest (stable) version of rsyncd running (2.6.9) <Server1> ==> I N T E R N E T ==> <Server2 (rsyncd running)> ==> LAN ==> <Server3 (rsyncd running)> Suppose I want to send a big file (bigfile.big) from Server1 to both Server2 and Server3. It would be a good idea to send first from Server1

Hi, rsyncd.conf allows you to forbid compression. I'd like a way for it to require compression, either by forcing the option on or forbidding transfers from clients that don't request --compress Is such a thing possible? Regards, David.

Hi, I want to disable windows suspend before starting backup by rsync. My rsyncd.conf: ----------------- max connections = 6 log file = /var/log/backup-service.log read only = false write only = false transfer logging = no list = false max verbosity = 6 pre-xfer exec = powercfg /H off [C] path = /cygdrive/c/ [D] path = /cygdrive/d/ ----------------- Unfortunately that didn't work.

Hello, I try to backup files from a NAS to our backup-server using rsync. The NAS itself is not able to run rsync. Therefore I installed rsyncd (cwrsync 2.1.1) on a windowsserver which has access to the NAS. I configured the rsyncd like this: [nspPR53_so2] path = /172.21.87.9/nspPR53_so/material/doc read only = true transfer logging = yes When connecting with the client I get the error

I am using rsync/rsnapshot on Windows XP (via cygwin) to backup to a mapped share (/u) on a Linux server. I’m hoping to get this to work so that I don’t have to open an XP share to the network for Linux “pull” backups. My current setup doesn’t seem to give me incremental backups. See the “du” output… $ /usr/bin/du -csh /cygdrive/u/docs_bkup/daily.0/ /cygdrive/u/docs_bkup/daily.1/

I'm looking for a way to use rsyncd to rename a directory in a module. I have worked out how to do everything else in the backup scheme below using only the daemon services. But I can't find a way to do the directory rename without using SSH. I couldn't find anything I could use in the archives. In the backup scheme I'd like to use, each client has a module defined on the

is there anything special to do this from the daemon server. I've setup the /etc/rsyncd.conf with some filesystems and I would rather originate (control) my rsyncs from this server and not from the hosts that have the data I want. ie. I want to pull not push. for instance my rsyncd.conf [www] comment = www path = /snaps/www numeric ids = true log file = /snaps/rsync/logs/www.log pid file

I have an rsync daemon running on a 64-bit (x86_64) system which I successfully use for backups from several other 64-bit systems on my LAN. I want to use it for backups from a BeagleBone Black (32-bit, armv7l) but it fails as follows:- root at bbb:~# rsync -a /etc chris at backup::bbb Password: pre-xfer exec returned failure (256) rsync error: requested action not supported

Dear experts, I would like get your help for the issue with --partial-dir=*absolute path.* I’m trying to use rsync to send big file to server and config --partial-dir=*absolute path* since I want to store temp partial file in /tmp/ directory and keep the destination folder clear. My server is joe28, client is joe27. And here is the config on server. root at joe28:~# cat

Is it possible to implement snapshots schema without NFS or filesystem mount? I would like to implement it with ssh only. Has anyone done this before? tia

Hi, i have a couple of questions I would appreciate if someone could answer... 1) Are there any guidelines for estimating server load? I am going to be running a couple of RSync servers and don't even have an order of magnitude guess as to what kind of load they can handle, how many sessions I should allow at once, etc. The data set I'll be serving is about 7000 files, an update to them

From the rsync manual documentation I see that by using the option rsync-path, it is possible to specify what program is to be run on the remote machine to start up rsync. In particular, the program could be a wrapper script which calls the actual rsync command in the middle, but which does some actions before and/or after the rsync invocation. One possible interesting use would be to

> If rsync isn't doing the networking you are better off with cp -au > instead of rsync. It should be significantly faster and you can do a > final pass with rsync to get any files that got truncated by a ^C (cp > can only skip files that are newer not files that are not different and > a truncated file will be newer since it never got back-dated). Thanks, I will run some