1. mv /opt/zimbra /opt/zimbra.old 2.set cronjob for data migration 34 22 21 * * /bin/sh /home/sas/opt.sh >>/home/sas/optzimbra.log 3.create scripts in /home/sas/ create optzimbra.sh and pass chmod optzimbra.sh 754 [root@mail sas]# cat optzimbra.sh#!/bin/shT1=`date` rsync -avz –password-file=/home/sas/pass -u root@115.112.176.21::opt/zimbra /opt/ > /home/sas/opt.log 2>&1 T2=`date` echo “START : ” $T1 >> /home/sas/opt.logecho “END : ” $T2 >> /home/sas/opt.log …
@ERROR: auth failed on module etc chmod 600 /etc/rsync.secrets
kill rsync on where it was not able to connect and then start with rsync –daemon
Setting up an Rsync Daemon First, using your preferred text editor, you’ll need to create the configuration file /etc/rsyncd.conf, if you do not have one already. Below is an example of our basic configuration parameters and explanations of each one. transfer logging = true log format = %h %o %f %l %b log file = /var/log/rsyncd.log …
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