Hi,
I'm a newbe on this forum, and I have a question.
I try to send a file to other server with solaris with rsync, but I have this error:
bash: rsync: command not found
rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (0 bytes received so far) [sender]
rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(359)
the command is
rsync -ctvz --timeout=10 --bwlimit=100 export.tar.gz max@reposrv:
I've been using Eric's KDE packages since last June or so, and have been using the same command the whole time to download them. But today I went to get KDE 4.4.5 for the fresh 13.1 install I just did on my wife's laptop and KDE 4.4.85 (hell, yeah!) for my -current box. In both cases the command returned the same error.
Please explain what below command does.
logger_cmd="logger -p local0.info ${prog}[$$]:"
$logger_cmd "There are no matching files in ${account_number} for: ${filelist}"
How can I write any message in log file?
I wrote below a command, but it didn't show any message in llog.txt. Help me.
logger -s "any message" -t "WARNING" -f ~/llog.txt
I am trying to do a backup from Linux to USB Pen Drive with rsync each day and I take home the Pen Drive at night.
How do I use rsync command to sync files to a remote host called web-42.vps running VSFTPD ftp server? Can you give me rsync ftp example for Unix like operating systems?Read answer to: "Linux / Unix: Use rsync Command Over FTP"
Hi guys,
how can I disable the prozess:
Code:
ps -ax | grep telepathy-logger
1819 ? Sl 0:00 /usr/libexec/telepathy-logger
I do not need a logger...
Thanks japplo
I run the following rsync command to back up my data.
I'm setting up a batch of rsync scripts to sync my localhost /var/www
to the equivalent server in an EC2 instance and I need to understand the finer points of the rsync syntax.
I've first read man rsync
As I understand rsync ..
I am backing up a networked server via SSH. Unfortunately, I can't seem to figure out how to get root access to the networked server with Rsync. I am using the following command to perform the backup:
sudo rsync -av ubuntu@*******:/ /media/backup1/ubuntubackup
Some directories come up as permission denied.