On Tue, Aug 26, 2003 at 12:58:43PM -0700, Vineet Kumar wrote:
> One way to accomplish this, though, would be to exclude
> that particular directory from the regular rsync run and then run a
> separate rsync just for that directory, with the target set to the
> corrected location.
Thanks for the hi
* Johann Spies ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030818 03:45]:
> I have a disk space problem on my ftp-server. I have moved the "dists"
> section of the debian archive to another disk and made a symlink to
> the normal mirror.
>
> The mirror script (I am using rsync) now overwrites that symlink with
> a norma
I apologise for the wrong subject line. Actually I planned to ask
about chattr and was interrupted while composing the email.
Maybe I must ask my intended question here: Is there a way to do to a
symlink what "chattr -i" does to a normal file or directory?
Regards
Johann
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Johann Spies
I have a disk space problem on my ftp-server. I have moved the "dists"
section of the debian archive to another disk and made a symlink to
the normal mirror.
The mirror script (I am using rsync) now overwrites that symlink with
a normal directory. I want to prevent this and want rsync to follow
t
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