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, -- delete indicates that if the server deletes the file, the client also deletes the file accordingly to ensure true consistency. In inburst @ IP, Inburst is the user name in the specified password file, followed by: inburst this inburst is the module name, that is, the name customized in/etc/rsyncd. conf. The last/tmp is backup. To the local directory name. You can also use the-e SSH parameter to establish an encrypted connection. You can use -- password-file =/password/path/file to specify t

, -- delete indicates that if the server deletes the file, the client also deletes the file accordingly to ensure true consistency. In inburst @ IP, Inburst is the user name in the specified password file, followed by: inburst this inburst is the module name, that is, the name customized in/etc/rsyncd. conf. The last/tmp is backup. To the local directory name. You can also use the-e SSH parameter to establish an encrypted connection. You can use -- password-file =/password/path/file to specify t

,TOPG is to maintain the original attributes of the file, such as the owner, time The parameters. --progress refers to the display Detailed progress,--delete means that if the server side deleted the file, then the client also deleted the file, to maintain a true consensus. In the back of the Inburst@ip, Inburst is the username in the specified password file, followed by:: Inburst This inburst is the module name, which is the custom in/etc/rsyncd.conf 's name. The last/TMP is a backup To the

progress is displayed. -- delete indicates that if the server deletes the file, the client also deletes the file to ensure true consistency. In the inburst @ IP address, inburst specifies the user name in the password file, and then: inburst indicates the module name, that is, in/etc/rsyncd. the custom name in Conf. The last/tmp is the name of the local directory that is backed up. You can also use the-e SSH parameter to establish an encrypted connection. You can use -- password-file =/password

indicates that if the server deletes the file, the client also deletes the file accordingly to ensure true consistency.In inburst @ IP, Inburst is the user name in the specified password file, followed by: inburst this inburst is the module name, which is customized in/etc/rsyncd. conf. The last/tmp is backup. To the local directory name. You can also use the-e SSH parameter to establish an encrypted connection. You can use -- password-file =/password/path/file to specify the password.In the

first: CentOS base source directory CentOS Epel Source directory? Synchronizing with Rsync? Set up Scheduled Tasks1. Create a folder>mkdir-p/data/centos>mkdir-p/data/epel2. Sync:>rsync-avrt rsync://mirrors4.tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn/centos//data/centos/>rsync-avrt rsync://mirror

Rsync Security Configuration and rsync Configuration I will not talk about rsync deployment here. This article mainly describes how to access rsync through the user name and password: I. rsync server security configuration 1. Create a password file and modify permissions Tou

32nd-foundation of rsync advanced synchronization tool, 32nd-rsync Directory: 1. rsync Introduction2. How rsync works3. Use the rsync command. parameter description4. install and configure the rsync server on the client1. Server i

1. Rsync+inotify Synchronization Logic diagram650) this.width=650; "src=" Http://s3.51cto.com/wyfs02/M02/24/E7/wKiom1NWH9zSygnhAAESOQCBlMs996.jpg "alt=" Wkiom1nwh9zsygnhaaesoqcblms996.jpg "/>2. Environment deployment Host Name Host IP Address System version System Kernel Version Inotify-master 192.168.30.130 CentOS 6.5 2.6.32-358.el6.x86_64 Inotify-slave 192.168.30.131

server (standalone boot)#/usr/bin/rsync–daemon2. Start the rsync server (with XINETD super process boot)#/etc/rc.d/init.d/xinetd ReloadExample:[Email protected] ~]#/etc/rc.d/init.d/xinetd ReloadReload configuration: [OK]Four: Join rc.localIn various operating systems, the RC file storage location is different, can be modified to enable the system to load the rsync