Practice diary: configuration and use of rsync in Linux

Users of Linux want to skillfully use Linux. So I installed a lot of software on my computer. This section describes how to configure and use rsync in Linux. I hope you can learn how to configure and use rsync in Linux. The testing environment in this test uses Redhat AS42 servers, one server and one client)

Ip address of the rsync server: 192.168.23.102
Ip address of the rsync client: 192.168.23.100

Configure the server first:

1. Install the rsync package

[Root @ rhel403 old] # rpm-q rsync
Rsync-2.6.3-1

2. rsync only uses one configuration file:/etc/rsyncd. conf.

 
 

  
  
[Root @ rhel403 old] # more/etc/rsyncd. conf
  
  
Uid=Nobody
  
  
Gid=Nobody
  
  
MaxConnections=200
  
  
Timeout=600
  
  
UseChroot=No
  
  
ReadOnly=Yes
  
  
PidFile=/Var/run/rsyncd. pid
  
  
Host_allow=192. 168.23.100 // write the Client IP address here
  
  
# SyslogFacility=Local7
  
  
# LogFile=/Var/log/rsyncd. log
  
  
# Rsync config
  
  
# The 'standard' things
  
  
[Rsync_gmmold] // defines the synchronization path. The client uses this keyword for Link)
  
  
Path=/Gmm/old // path to be synchronized
  
  
Comment=Gmmold// Unknown for the moment
 
 

3. Start the service

#/Usr/bin/rsync -- daemon

4. Add to boot

Echo "/usr/bin/rsync -- daemon">/etc/rc. local

5. Start during rsync check

# Ps-ef | grep rsync

6. Stop the service

# Kill 'cat/var/run/rsyncd. Pi'

The configuration of the client is as follows:

1. Install the rsync package

[Root @ rhel403 old] # rpm-q rsync
Rsync-2.6.3-1

2. synchronize with the server:

# Rsync-auqz 192.168.23.102: rsync_gmmold/tmp/old

After completing the preceding steps, you will learn how to configure and use rsync in Linux.

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