On Wed, 01 Sep 2010 14:41:11 +0100, Alan Chandler wrote:
> > Under such setting what's the easiest approach to rsync files that I
> > can't read locally and write remotely as me.
>
> : : :
> I tend to use . . . so
> in your case you would do
rsync files that_remote_place:/path
THANKS A THOUS
On 01/09/10 05:45, T o n g wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My ssh environment is so set up that I can do
>
> rsync files m...@remote_host:/path
>
> just fine without password whereas rsync files r...@remote_host:/path
> would fail.
>
> Under such setting what's the easiest approach to rsync files that I
> can'
On 1 September 2010 10:15, T o n g wrote:
> My ssh environment is so set up that I can do
>
> rsync files m...@remote_host:/path
>
> just fine without password whereas rsync files r...@remote_host:/path
> would fail.
>
> Under such setting what's the easiest approach to rsync files that I
> can't
On Mi, 01 sep 10, 04:45:09, T o n g wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My ssh environment is so set up that I can do
>
> rsync files m...@remote_host:/path
>
> just fine without password whereas rsync files r...@remote_host:/path
> would fail.
>
> Under such setting what's the easiest approach to rsync files
Man rsync
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-Original Message-
From: T o n g
Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2010 04:45:09
To:
Subject: Can I sudo rsync to remote
Hi,
My ssh environment is so set up that I can do
rsync files m...@remote_host:/path
just fine without password whereas rsync files
T o n g skrev 2010-09-01 06:45:
> Hi,
>
> My ssh environment is so set up that I can do
>
> rsync files m...@remote_host:/path
>
> just fine without password whereas rsync files r...@remote_host:/path
> would fail.
>
> Under such setting what's the easiest approach to rsync files that I
> c
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