Thanks for all the answers! I am not sure what I did wrong before, but I'm using this script now and everything works fine! #!/bin/sh #...
Thanks, but I think this is already the case? server1 is /mnt/.. server2 is /shares/...
I have two NAS servers which I want to sync using rsync. What path settings do I need when I have the same directory-name on both servers, and...
ust comment out the map hidden line in your smb.conf Zie deze thread http://mybookworld.wikidot.com/forum/t-81449/
Solved just add a PATH setting to the script run by crontab and all is good. export PATH=/ffp/sbin:/ffp/bin:$PATH
I have a NAS1 that makes a backup to another NAS2 using a scheduled rscync script which starts around 04:05. :) NAS1 has a user account "backup"...
Hi I have a Linux based NAS which acts as a backup-slave: every night another NAS wakes up and copies files using rsync. The files are...
Thanks, crontab -e gives a kind of vi script which allows to delete one of the entries. Done deal! ;) So I've got an rsync backup...
By the way, one less important thing i cant explain.... The crontab - l shows this: root@DLINK:~# crontab -l 32 2 * * * /usr/sbin/rtc -s...
Got it solved! The cause was indeed the paths. I changed the rsync command into this and it works like a charm. $ffppath/bin/rsync -av -e...
Not sure I use full paths ... The funny thing is that the script runs fine when started from command line, but not when started via Crontab....
Hi I have got 2 NAS devices and I want to set up a nightly rsync backup from NAS1 to NAS2. On NAS1 I have the rsync script working fine if I...
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