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[PLUG] rsync --daemon problem
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I get the following from rsync in my log (along with no data moving):
Jun 25 12:01:18 descartes rsyncd[22908]: rsyncd version 2.4.1 starting
Jun 25 12:01:24 descartes rsyncd[22909]: reverse name lookup failed
Jun 25 12:01:27 descartes rsyncd[22909]: rsync on jeff from misha@unknown (192.168.0.254)
What I'm doing to get it is the following:
On a machine at work:
ssh -p 80 -C -L 1873:descartes:873 -N jeff@...
The idea is to use ssh port forwarding to jump across my firewall at
home.
OK, at home on descartes I start rsync --daemon with the following
config file:
[jeff]
comment=Back up Jeff's home directory to a remote server
path=/home2/jeff
max connections = 1
read only = true
list = true
auth users = misha
secrets file = /etc/.rsyncd.secrets
uid = 500
hosts allow = *
Now I should be all ready, so I say (at work)
rsync -n --port=1873 misha@localhost::jeff
I'm asked for my password and then I'm told
client: nothing to do
But there definitely is something to do: I'm in an empty
directory. And that command is supposed to list the files available in
module jeff.
It doesn't change anything if I drop the -n or if I specify a
destination (rsync -n --port=1873 misha@localhost::jeff .).
On the other hand, if I say "sync -n --port=1873 misha@localhost::", I
do correctly get told about module jeff.
Using nslookup on descartes, I find that 192.168.0.254 resolves to
gw.purple.com (an internal name, of course) and gw.purple.com resolves
to 192.168.0.254.
Any thoughts?
--
Jeff
Jeff Abrahamson <http://www.purple.com/jeff/>
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