Issues with ownership and group

Remington I, Scott (S.M.) sreming1 at ford.com
Thu Oct 31 02:55:01 EST 2002


Thank you, I'll follow up with your suggestions.  And, BTW, I LOVE the term *guruly*.  That's a new one for me :-}


-----Original Message-----
From: Tripp Lilley
To: Remington I, Scott (S.M.)
Cc: 'rsync at lists.samba.org '
Sent: 10/30/02 9:52 PM
Subject: Re: Issues with ownership and group

On Wed, 30 Oct 2002, Remington I, Scott (S.M.) wrote:

> I've tried rsync with --numeric-ids and -gop (amongst other options)
> and experimented with some other things, but can't seem to get my
> files back to host A with the original owner and group.

The receiving side must be run as root in order to set the ownership.
The
way to deal with this is to run rsync in daemon mode on the receiving
side
with proper access controls configured, then, if you must have encrypted
transport, open up an SSH tunnel from your sender to the non-root user
on
your receiver, and have that tunnel forward locally to the rsync daemon.

At least, that's what I know at this point :) Perhaps someone more
guruly
will have a better technique :)



More information about the rsync mailing list