D digimon Active Member 143 2011 7 0 May 22, 2012 #1 its fix now thanks to zeokat. Last edited: May 23, 2012
Z Zeokat Active Member 788 2009 60 0 May 22, 2012 #2 Perhaps permission problems... The rsync options chosen are: -g = preserve group -o = preserve owner -p = preserve permissions -t = preserve modification times -v = verbose (for the log) -z = compress files during transfer Click to expand... There is a similar example to your code: http://ksantema.wordpress.com/2009/...d-cron-to-syncronize-files-between-aix-hosts/ Honestly.... unless you try to explain better how files are "doubled"... and use a little better english is hard have an idea of the problem.
Perhaps permission problems... The rsync options chosen are: -g = preserve group -o = preserve owner -p = preserve permissions -t = preserve modification times -v = verbose (for the log) -z = compress files during transfer Click to expand... There is a similar example to your code: http://ksantema.wordpress.com/2009/...d-cron-to-syncronize-files-between-aix-hosts/ Honestly.... unless you try to explain better how files are "doubled"... and use a little better english is hard have an idea of the problem.
Z Zeokat Active Member 788 2009 60 0 May 22, 2012 #4 Did you checked if dupe files have different owners/group? Run "ls -la" into /etc folder and check user/group of files (paste here output).
Did you checked if dupe files have different owners/group? Run "ls -la" into /etc folder and check user/group of files (paste here output).
Z Zeokat Active Member 788 2009 60 0 May 22, 2012 #6 As you can see files aren´t exactly doubled, seems that rsync appends "?" at the end of the file name. Try: Code: rsync -goptvz -e ssh /etc/passwd root@xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/etc/passwd
As you can see files aren´t exactly doubled, seems that rsync appends "?" at the end of the file name. Try: Code: rsync -goptvz -e ssh /etc/passwd root@xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/etc/passwd
Z Zeokat Active Member 788 2009 60 0 May 23, 2012 #8 #!/bin/bash line have to be there is the Shebang line.
