Re: Rsync and Alternate Data Streams

2009-09-23 Thread Corinna Vinschen
On Sep 23 14:25, Andreas Heinlein wrote: > thanks for your reply. It turned out I had not checked closely enough. I > found out it has nothing to do with ADS, but with file ownership. Some > of the files in question have UID and GID 4294967295 (aka 2^32-1), > though they are owned by a valid Domain

Re: Rsync and Alternate Data Streams

2009-09-23 Thread Dave Korn
Andreas Heinlein wrote: > thanks for your reply. It turned out I had not checked closely enough. I > found out it has nothing to do with ADS, but with file ownership. Some > of the files in question have UID and GID 4294967295 (aka 2^32-1), > though they are owned by a valid Domain User. Rsync on

Re: Rsync and Alternate Data Streams

2009-09-23 Thread Andreas Heinlein
Corinna Vinschen schrieb: > On Sep 23 13:34, Andreas Heinlein wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> no, I do *not* want to transfer ADS with rsync, that would be an FAQ ;-) >> >> But I have setup rsyncd on a windows host using cygwin. This machine >> hosts files with ADS which are created by Antivirus softwa

Re: Rsync and Alternate Data Streams

2009-09-23 Thread Corinna Vinschen
On Sep 23 13:34, Andreas Heinlein wrote: > Hello, > > no, I do *not* want to transfer ADS with rsync, that would be an FAQ ;-) > > But I have setup rsyncd on a windows host using cygwin. This machine > hosts files with ADS which are created by Antivirus software and change > frequently. I do not

Rsync and Alternate Data Streams

2009-09-23 Thread Andreas Heinlein
Hello, no, I do *not* want to transfer ADS with rsync, that would be an FAQ ;-) But I have setup rsyncd on a windows host using cygwin. This machine hosts files with ADS which are created by Antivirus software and change frequently. I do not need to save these ADS, but somehow they seem to lead r