Re: [gentoo-user] remote rsync

[Tito Valentin]

Does the machine belong to you?  If so check if sshd is running like "ps 
-eaf | grep ssh"  If not, you may need to check with the Admin of the 
machine.  Also, your ip might be listed in the /etc/hosts.deny files to 
reject any unrecognized ip's.  You might need to be added to the 
hosts.allow.

You already know you can't get in because the error is telling you so.  
You need to find out why.  If the machine belongs to you then try what I 
suggested if not then contact the person who does if that is possible.

Paul Stear wrote:

>On Sunday 12 Mar 2006 13:06, Tito Valentin wrote:
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>>Paul,
>>
>>You could try it like this:
>>
>>rsync -Cav --delete --progress /test -e ssh lkd5f:/test
>>
>>Also, make sure that your other machine allows you to connect via ssh
>>...hope this helps
>>
>>
>I tried it as you suggested but get the same errors.  I thought ssh was used
>by default.
>How do I check if the remote machine allows ssh?
>
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>>Paul Stear wrote:
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>>>Hi all,
>>>I am trying to rsync to a remote server with the command:
>>>rsync -Cav --delete --progress /test lkd5f:/test
>>>but I get the following error messages:
>>>ssh: connect to host lkd5f port 22: Connection refused
>>>rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (0 bytes received so far) [sender]
>>>rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(434)
>>>
>>>2 questions
>>>1.	Should this command work?
>>>2.	How do I prevent port 22 from refusing the connection?
>>>
>>>I am a complete dunce with anything to do with remote machines so any help
>>>will be greatly received
>>>
>>>Paul
>>>
>>>
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