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Is it possible to attach to Frontviews rsync backup process?
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2013-02-12
08:59 AM
2013-02-12
08:59 AM
Is it possible to attach to Frontviews rsync backup process?
Is it possible to attach an active Frontview rsync backup process from terminal?
htop shows these:
htop shows these:
rsync -aAv --links -8 -I --delete . localhost::USB_HDD_1
/usr/bin/rsync --no-detach --daemon --log-file=/var/log/rsyncd.log --config /etc/frontview/rsync/Shares.conf
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2013-02-12
01:30 PM
2013-02-12
01:30 PM
Re: Is it possible to attach to Frontviews rsync backup proc
Attach it so you could.... watch it? cancel it? Generally, if the command is running, you can't bring the command to the current shell window. If you're just wanting to view the history, # cat /var/log/rsyncd.log && tail -f /var/log/rsyncd.log
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2013-02-12
07:40 PM
2013-02-12
07:40 PM
Is it possible to attach to Frontviews rsync backup process?
Yes I would like to watch -v output.
Unfortunately "cat /var/log/rsyncd.log && tail -f /var/log/rsyncd.log" shows something else than rsync -v.
Unfortunately "cat /var/log/rsyncd.log && tail -f /var/log/rsyncd.log" shows something else than rsync -v.
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2013-02-13
07:23 AM
2013-02-13
07:23 AM
Re: Is it possible to attach to Frontviews rsync backup proc
htop also reports these, rsync related processes:
/usr/bin/perl /frontview/bin/backup 001 enable local!!c!!!!!!!! remote!!rsync!!localhost%3A%3AUSB%5FHDD%5F1!!!!!! FIRST_TIME!!0!!0!!1!!0!!!!0
/bin/sh -c /frontview/bin/backup 001 enable 'local!!c!!!!!!!!' 'remote!!rsync!!localhost%3A%3AUSB%5FHDD%5F1!!!!!!' 'FIRST_TIME!!0!!0!!1!!0!!!!0' &> /dev/null
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