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From: bigToe on 7 Dec 2005 09:19 I am trying to use rdist as follows where distribute-me is the file to distribute. Any idea what I'm doing wrong? rdist -c distribute-me -P /usr/bin/ssh slave_1:/tmp slave_1:/tmp slave_1: updating host slave_1 me(a)slave_1's password: slave_1: /usr/bin/ssh: updating slave_1: SLAVE_1: REMOTE ERROR: Cannot set file name. slave_: updating of slave_1 finished
From: Michael Tosch on 8 Dec 2005 13:32 In article <4396ee11.607650703(a)news.dal.ca>, bigToeHereNO_SPAMM(a)hotmail.com (bigToe) writes: > > I am trying to use rdist as follows where distribute-me is the file to > distribute. Any idea what I'm doing wrong? > > rdist -c distribute-me -P /usr/bin/ssh slave_1:/tmp > > slave_1:/tmp > slave_1: updating host slave_1 > me(a)slave_1's password: > slave_1: /usr/bin/ssh: updating > slave_1: SLAVE_1: REMOTE ERROR: Cannot set file name. > slave_: updating of slave_1 finished > No, but maybe you can use rsync -av distribute-me slave_1:/tmp -- Michael Tosch @ hp : com
From: bigToe on 8 Dec 2005 14:25 On 8 Dec 2005 18:32:42 GMT, eedmit(a)NO.eed.SPAM.ericsson.PLS.se (Michael Tosch) wrote: >In article <4396ee11.607650703(a)news.dal.ca>, bigToeHereNO_SPAMM(a)hotmail.com (bigToe) writes: >> >> I am trying to use rdist as follows where distribute-me is the file to >> distribute. Any idea what I'm doing wrong? >> >> rdist -c distribute-me -P /usr/bin/ssh slave_1:/tmp >> >> slave_1:/tmp >> slave_1: updating host slave_1 >> me(a)slave_1's password: >> slave_1: /usr/bin/ssh: updating >> slave_1: SLAVE_1: REMOTE ERROR: Cannot set file name. >> slave_: updating of slave_1 finished >> > >No, but maybe you can use >rsync -av distribute-me slave_1:/tmp > >-- >Michael Tosch @ hp : com > This gives me a different error. /tmp ==>rsync -av distribute-me slave_1:/tmp SLAVE_1.UCIS.Dal.Ca: Connection refused rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (0 bytes read so far) rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(165)
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