rsync and tunneling via ssh
Brian
b_rose at shaw.ca
Mon Sep 13 14:15:54 GMT 2004
Hi,
> If you don't have some other reason to use the rsync server, you should
> just use "plain" rsync for this.
>
> rsync -e ssh -av remotehost:/remote/path /local/path
This is what I do right now, however I would
rather do what Jean-Gabriel was trying because
then I have logging done on the server. Currently,
I log to the client and rsync the log, however, it
is easy for the customer to get more info than I
would like. So, my point is unless the rsyncing
is within the same group, it is better to use the
daemon and ssh tunneling for improved security and
robustness of the service. ( I have tried what
Jean-Gabriel was trying already and gave up for now. )
Brian
--
Contagious Design!
web . design . linux software . photo
Brian Rose . programmer
Stacey Rose . designer
(604)-588-8827 . b_roseATshawDOTca
More information about the rsync
mailing list