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Firstly - my apologies for the messed up titles of my replies. I |
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hadn't been able to get posts accepted on the list from GMail |
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(probably because I was using a different 'from' address than my gmail |
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address). Anyway I have to use the pieces of sh** Outlook and Exchange |
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at work, and I hadn't noticed all the [SPAM] tags it had added... |
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> I am trying to get an rsync server running on my Gentoo server box in |
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I've sorted the problem I was having. It was of course me |
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mis-understanding how rsync works. I was not after simply connecting |
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to my server using rsync via ssh, but setting it up as an rsync |
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server... |
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It turns out that I had the server set up correctly (and it seems it |
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is simple to restrict access to our main PC's IP address so that |
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unwanted intruders - such as the kids on their PC ;-) - are kept out. |
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It seems I was using the wrong client-dside command: |
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> rsync -avz test.xml 192.168.0.100:rsync |
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should have been |
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rsync -avz test.xml 192.168.0.100::rsync |
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i.e. with two colons! |
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Cheers, |
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