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Hi,

Question:

1) In rsyncd does the files transfert is in compressed mode or not ?

2) Does the $Conf{RsyncArgs} var is only for rsync or for rsyncd too ?

If the answer are NO for the both questions :

3) How to manage the rsyncd transfert parameters ?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Sam.



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On Tue, 2004-07-20 at 11:27, Sam Przyswa wrote:

1) In rsyncd does the files transfert is in compressed mode or not ?

2) Does the $Conf{RsyncArgs} var is only for rsync or for rsyncd too ?

If the answer are NO for the both questions :

3) How to manage the rsyncd transfert parameters ?

So far, backuppc's perl version of the rsync protocol does not
include compression. If the client is unix/linux you can
run rsync over ssh and include -C in the ssh part of the
command:
$Conf{RsyncClientCmd} = '$sshPath -C -l root $host $rsyncPath $argList';
I've never gotten rsync over ssh to work reliably with a
Windows target, though. In the places I need it, I park a
cheap Linux box at the same site, map its drive from the Windows
servers and schedule a local rsync run from the windows drives
to the Linux share, then let backuppc hit the Linux copy via
ssh.

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Le mar 20/07/2004 =E0 20:35, Les Mikesell a =E9crit :
On Tue, 2004-07-20 at 11:27, Sam Przyswa wrote:
=20
1) In rsyncd does the files transfert is in compressed mode or not ?
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2) Does the $Conf{RsyncArgs} var is only for rsync or for rsyncd too =
?
=20
If the answer are NO for the both questions :
=20
3) How to manage the rsyncd transfert parameters ?
=20
So far, backuppc's perl version of the rsync protocol does not
include compression. If the client is unix/linux you can
run rsync over ssh and include -C in the ssh part of the
command:
$Conf{RsyncClientCmd} =3D '$sshPath -C -l root $host $rsyncPath $argLis=
t';
I've never gotten rsync over ssh to work reliably with a
Windows target, though. In the places I need it, I park a
cheap Linux box at the same site, map its drive from the Windows
servers and schedule a local rsync run from the windows drives
to the Linux share, then let backuppc hit the Linux copy via
ssh.

No it's only in rsyncd mode with a linux box to backup, I tried to add
the "--compress" in $Conf{RsyncRestoreArgs} but it seems not work.

At this time we don't want to use rsync over ssh with root user to
backup Unix/Linux machine.

Sam.



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