rsync + ssh

[Brian]

According to the manpage and other docs, it also 
possible to use ssh to connect to a daemon using 
"::".  However, you must use the --rsh="ssh ..." 
option instead of the -e.

"o      for  copying  from the local machine to a 
remote machine using a remote shell program as the 
transport, using rsync server on the remote 
machine.  This is invoked when the destination 
path contains a :: separator and the --rsh=COMMAND 
option is also provided.

> That's an ssh problem, not rsync.
> try "ssh xx.yy.zz".
> That said, ssh is irrelevant to what you're trying to do.
> you are going to a module on an rsync daemon, not a directory through a 
> remote shell transport connection.
> :: is an rsync-protocol TCP connection to port 873, not an ssh-protocol 
> TCP connection to port 22.
> 
> Pick one.  Either "rsync -aurvlpogt kk.txt XXX.YYY.ZZZ::pruebas1", or "
> rsync -aurvlpogt -e ssh kk.txt XXX.YYY.ZZZ:/path/to/pruebas1".  For the 
> latter, you'll have to get ssh working between the two systems.
> 
Brian

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