Linux&&windows file synchronization Simple configuration [rsync]

1. Windows to Windows

1.1. Required Software: Cwrsyncserver_4.1.0_installer.zip

1.2. Installation:

After decompression, directly double-click the installation

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This step is to set up the account and password for synchronization, which creates a user at the operating system level: Svccwrsync. Of course, we can also modify the user, set their own password, all can.

But Windows can not be set, all by default.

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1.3. Configure the service side

Edit file: rsyncd.conf

Use chroot = falsestrict modes = falsehosts Allow = *log file = rsyncd.log# Module definitions# Remember cygwin naming con Ventions:c:\work Becomes/cygwin/c/work#[testapp]path =/cygdrive/d/testapphosts allow = 192.168.XX. Xxxhosts deny = *read only = falsetransfer logging = Yeslock File = rsyncd.locklist = Trueuid = 0gid = 0

1.4. Configure client Synchronization

The following command, written as a bat script, is added to the scheduled task and executed at timed intervals.

Rsync-avzp--progress--delete 192.168.2.86::testapp/cygdrive/d/testapp

2. Windows to Linux

2.1. Required Software:

1) cwrsyncserver (installed under Windows) 2) RSYNCD

Official address: http://rsync.samba.org/ftp/rsync/

Direct download: wget http://rsync.samba.org/ftp/rsync/rsync-3.0.9.tar.gz

2.2. Software Installation

Windows installed under the same top 1.2, configuration see above 1.3

Installing rsync under Linux can use the Yum tool, or you can manually edit the installation yourself;

The following describes their own manual compilation installation method;

2.3, under Linux Installing Rsync

TAR-ZXVF rsync-3.0.9.tar.gzcd rsync-3.0.9./configuremake && make install

2.4. Configure client Synchronization

#!/bin/sh/usr/bin/rsync-vzrtopg--delete--progress 192.168.1.10::attachments/data/webbak/

3. Linux to Linux

3.1, Linux under Rsync installation See 2.2, 2.3

3.2. rsync server configuration under Linux

1) Configure the server side

Vi/etc/rsyncd.confuid = Rootgid = RootUse chroot = Nomax Connections = 20pid File =/var/run/rsyncd.pidlock File =/var/r Un/rsync.locklog file =/var/log/rsyncd.log[www]path =/data/wwwroot/wwwignore Errorsread only = nohosts allow = 192.168.1 .0/24hosts deny = 0.0.0.0/32

2) service-side start-up

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

3) Configuring the Client

#!/bin/sh/usr/bin/rsync-vzrtopg--delete--progress 192.168.1.10::attachments/data/webbak/

FAQ One: Windows sync to Linux is garbled

Workaround:

1) When synchronizing files from Windows to Linux, you must add the following line to the Windows-side rsync configuration file:
CharSet = GBK
Under Linux, use the following command to synchronize files:
Rsync-avzup--progress --iconv=utf-8,gbk --protect-args--password-file=/etc/rsync.pass [email protected]:: Module/local/path
Note:--ICONV=UTF-8,GBK UTF-8 refers to the Linux local encoding, GBK refers to the server-side encoding of windows
2) When you sync files from Linux to Windows, turn the code around.

FAQ Two:

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Linux&&windows file synchronization Simple configuration [rsync]