--- Em dom, 17/2/13, lux-integ escreveu:
> De: lux-integ
> Assunto: Re: [blfs-support] ftp client question
> Para: blfs-support
> Cc: "Baho Utot"
> Data: Domingo, 17 de Fevereiro de 2013, 14:29
> On Sunday 17 February 2013 03:39:18
> Baho Utot wrote:
> > Do you have ssh installed on both machines?
> >
> > If you do, you don't need to run rsyncd if you have
> sshd configured and
> > running on the target machine.
> >
> > Just rsync -var <ip | host.domain>:<source
> directory> <target directory>
> > should then work.
> >
> > rsync spawns ssh to make the connection and then it run
> over the "ssh
> > tunnel"
>
> Thanks very much. I somehow could not login via ssh on
> the machine I want to
> transfer from so I had to turn things
> round. i..e
> transferred from the
> said machine whilst on it :-
>
> rsync -avz sourceDIR user@DestIP:/destDIR
>
> and it worked so many thanks.
>
> sincerely
> luxInteg
Good you solved. Just trying still to understand your problem. Anyway,
probably, you know what I am writting in the following,
A similar behavior occurrs to my machines if iptables is preventing
one machine to connect but not the other way round in this case, I add
in the host rc.iptables (or run just before using rsync:
iptables -A INPUT -s DestIP -p tcp -j ACCEPT
in the host machine (host.domain), and DestIP is in your notation, now
I can run rsync from the "client" machine.
[]s,
Fernando
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