Winrsync synchronizing Windows data to Linux

Goal

Fully synchronize data from a directory on a Windows server to a Linux server. As a server, Windows opens port 873, Linux as a client, and pulls data from the far end to Windows servers.

Windows Deployment Cwrsyncserver

1, download cwRsyncServer4.1, install, you can customize the user name password at the time of installation, but you must ensure the complexity of the password, or the system will not be able to successfully create users and services.

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2, after installation, enter the corresponding directory configuration conf file, the default installation path in C:\Program files (x86) \ICW, modify the rsyncd.conf file under this directory:

Use chroot = falsestrict modes = falsehosts Allow = *log File = Rsyncd.logport = 873uid = 0 gid = 0# Module definit  ions# Remember Cygwin naming conventions:c:\work Becomes/cygwin/c/work#[rsyncdata] # synchronization module, can set multiple path =/cygdrive/d/rsyncdata #此处表示D:/rsyncdata directory Read Only = Falsetransfer logging = yeshosts allow = 192.168.1.231 #此处为 Linux server address Auth users = rsyncsecrets file =/cygdrive/d/rsyncd.secrets #密码文件路劲

3. Create sync folder and password file:

• Create the Rsyncd.secrets file in the D drive, confirm that the suffix is secrets instead of TXT and add the account password content:

  Rsync:rsync

• Create or select the folder where you want to synchronize data and add Svccwrsync user rights (full contronal) to the folder.

4. Start the service:

Enter services.msc in the Run Command box, enter the service management interface, set the Rsyncserver service self-boot

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5. Configure Windows Firewall to add allow access to port 873 in the stack rule.

Linux Server sync files

1. Install rsync on a Linux server:

Yum Install Rsync-y

2. Configure password file:

echo "Rsync" >/etc/rsyncd.secretschmod 600/etc/rsyncd.secrets

3. Create/rsyncdata/data directory to synchronize files using the following command:

RSYNC-VAZRTOPQG--delete--password-file=/etc/rsyncd.secrets [email protected]::rsyncdata/rsyncdata/data/

4, the above command can be added to the scheduled task script, 2 o'clock in the morning every day to execute:

0 2 * * */bin/bash/scripts/rsyncbak/bak.sh &>/dev/null

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Winrsync synchronizing Windows data to Linux