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Crhoffman: /* RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC] */

2018-07-18T17:04:47Z

RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC]

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:04, July 18, 2018
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	read only = true		read only = true
	timeout = 300		timeout = 300
	auth users = helios,dgs		#auth users = helios,dgs
	secrets file = /etc/rsyncd.secrets		#secrets file = /etc/rsyncd.secrets -> promted for psswrd for some reason??

	pid file: The process id file the daemon uses.		pid file: The process id file the daemon uses.
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	5) Adding users and psswrds [helios username seemed to work without changing .conf file so will not mod at this point.]		5) Adding users and psswrds [helios username seemed to work without changing .conf file so will not mod at this point.]
	Need users to ''start'' daemon i think. Added to the .conf file above -> did not allow starting of daemon by user [helios]		Need users to ''start'' daemon i think. Added to the .conf file above -> did not allow starting of daemon by user [helios], kept prompting for psswrd so removed it.

Crhoffman: /* RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC] */

2018-07-18T16:55:59Z

RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC]

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:55, July 18, 2018
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	read only = true		read only = true
	timeout = 300		timeout = 300
			auth users = helios,dgs
			secrets file = /etc/rsyncd.secrets

	pid file: The process id file the daemon uses.		pid file: The process id file the daemon uses.
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	5) Adding users and psswrds [helios username seemed to work without changing .conf file so will not mod at this point.]		5) Adding users and psswrds [helios username seemed to work without changing .conf file so will not mod at this point.]
			Need users to ''start'' daemon i think. Added to the .conf file above -> did not allow starting of daemon by user [helios]


	6) setting up some automation		6) setting up some automation

Crhoffman: /* RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC] */

2018-07-18T16:49:13Z

RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC]

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   rsync -rtuh --delete --progress rsync://root@192.168.1.2:12000/digiosdata .
-) Adding users and psswrds
+) Adding users and psswrds [helios username seemed to work without changing .conf file so will not mod at this point.]
 ==Universal Python Scripts==

Crhoffman: /* RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC] */

2018-07-18T16:27:55Z

RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC]

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:27, July 18, 2018
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	port = 12000		port = 12000

	[~~diigiosdata~~]		[digiosdata]
	path = /media/DIGIOSDATA2/data/infl001		path = /media/DIGIOSDATA2/data/infl001
	comment = RSYNC DATA FILES		comment = RSYNC DATA FILES
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	21509 pts/10 S+ 0:00 grep rsync		21509 pts/10 S+ 0:00 grep rsync
	[root@digios1 ~]#		[root@digios1 ~]#

			4) Transfer data (syncing!) - remove --delete for copying only.
			rsync -rtuh --delete --progress rsync://root@192.168.1.2:12000/digiosdata .

			5) Adding users and psswrds

	==Universal Python Scripts==		==Universal Python Scripts==

Crhoffman: /* RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC] */

2018-07-18T16:10:54Z

RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC]

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:10, July 18, 2018
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	pid file: The process id file the daemon uses.		pid file: The process id file the daemon uses.

	lock file: The daemon lock file.		lock file: The daemon lock file.

	log file: The location of the log file.		log file: The location of the log file.

	port: If you do not want the rsync daemon to run on its default port (873) then you may specify a new port here. Make sure this port is open in your firewall. Rsync uses the TCP protocol for its transfers.		port: If you do not want the rsync daemon to run on its default port (873) then you may specify a new port here. Make sure this port is open in your firewall. Rsync uses the TCP protocol for its transfers.

	[files]: This is the module name. The name used here is what you’ll be putting in the rsync pull command as the first part of the source (/files/../..). You can name it what you’d like and can have as many as you’d like.		[files]: This is the module name. The name used here is what you’ll be putting in the rsync pull command as the first part of the source (/files/../..). You can name it what you’d like and can have as many as you’d like.

	path: The file path for files associated with this module.		path: The file path for files associated with this module.

	comment: Descriptive comment for this module.		comment: Descriptive comment for this module.

	read only: This tells the daemon the directory for this module is read-only. You cannot upload to it. For upload only, use upload only = true.		read only: This tells the daemon the directory for this module is read-only. You cannot upload to it. For upload only, use upload only = true.

	timeout: Time, in seconds, the rsync daemon will wait before terminating a dead conenction.		timeout: Time, in seconds, the rsync daemon will wait before terminating a dead conenction.

	This is just a basic configuration. For a more detailed list of options, see the manual page.		This is just a basic configuration. For a more detailed list of options, see the manual page.

Crhoffman: /* RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC] */

2018-07-18T16:10:28Z

RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC]

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	log file = /var/log/rsync.log		log file = /var/log/rsync.log
	port = 12000		port = 12000

	[diigiosdata]		[diigiosdata]
	path = /media/DIGIOSDATA2/data/infl001		path = /media/DIGIOSDATA2/data/infl001
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	This is just a basic configuration. For a more detailed list of options, see the manual page.		This is just a basic configuration. For a more detailed list of options, see the manual page.

			3) Start Daemon
			[root@digios1 ~]# rsync --daemon
			[root@digios1 ~]# ps x \| grep rsync
			21494 ? Ss 0:00 rsync --daemon
			21496 pts/10 S+ 0:00 grep rsync
			[root@digios1 ~]# kill `cat /var/run/rsyncd.pid`
			[root@digios1 ~]# ps x \| grep rsync
			21509 pts/10 S+ 0:00 grep rsync
			[root@digios1 ~]#

	==Universal Python Scripts==		==Universal Python Scripts==

Crhoffman: /* RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC] */

2018-07-18T16:08:12Z

RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC]

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	2) Setup rsyncd.conf file		2) Setup rsyncd.conf file

	pid file = /var/run/rsyncd.pid		pid file = /var/run/rsyncd.pid
	lock file = /var/run/rsync.lock		lock file = /var/run/rsync.lock
	log file = /var/log/rsync.log		log file = /var/log/rsync.log
	port = 12000		port = 12000

	[~~files~~]		[diigiosdata]
	path = /~~home~~/~~public_rsync~~		path = /media/DIGIOSDATA2/data/infl001
	comment = RSYNC FILES		comment = RSYNC DATA FILES
	read only = true		read only = true
	timeout = 300		timeout = 300

	pid file: The process id file the daemon uses.		pid file: The process id file the daemon uses.

Crhoffman: /* RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC] */

2018-07-18T16:04:43Z

RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC]

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	==RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC]==		==RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC]==

			Trying to mirror between data disk and the mac via an rsync server...

			1) create the configuration file /etc/rsyncd.conf

			2) Setup rsyncd.conf file
			pid file = /var/run/rsyncd.pid
			lock file = /var/run/rsync.lock
			log file = /var/log/rsync.log
			port = 12000

			[files]
			path = /home/public_rsync
			comment = RSYNC FILES
			read only = true
			timeout = 300

			pid file: The process id file the daemon uses.

			lock file: The daemon lock file.

			log file: The location of the log file.

			port: If you do not want the rsync daemon to run on its default port (873) then you may specify a new port here. Make sure this port is open in your firewall. Rsync uses the TCP protocol for its transfers.

			[files]: This is the module name. The name used here is what you’ll be putting in the rsync pull command as the first part of the source (/files/../..). You can name it what you’d like and can have as many as you’d like.

			path: The file path for files associated with this module.

			comment: Descriptive comment for this module.

			read only: This tells the daemon the directory for this module is read-only. You cannot upload to it. For upload only, use upload only = true.

			timeout: Time, in seconds, the rsync daemon will wait before terminating a dead conenction.

			This is just a basic configuration. For a more detailed list of options, see the manual page.

	==Universal Python Scripts==		==Universal Python Scripts==

Crhoffman at 16:01, July 18, 2018

2018-07-18T16:01:01Z

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	=Developments underway=		=Developments underway=

			==RSYNC daemon for mirror [MAC]==


			==Universal Python Scripts==
	Did not work because unsure about which csv is correct and also the difference between master and slave digitzers was not defined...		Did not work because unsure about which csv is correct and also the difference between master and slave digitzers was not defined...
	Working with python scripts to develop universal and clean generation of cmd's, db's, templates, drivers etc. At the same time, trying to understand where and when all HELIOS files are / come from. So far, I have changed:		Working with python scripts to develop universal and clean generation of cmd's, db's, templates, drivers etc. At the same time, trying to understand where and when all HELIOS files are / come from. So far, I have changed:

Crhoffman at 16:00, July 18, 2018

2018-07-18T16:00:03Z

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	=Developments underway=		=Developments underway=
			Did not work because unsure about which csv is correct and also the difference between master and slave digitzers was not defined...
	Working with python scripts to develop universal and clean generation of cmd's, db's, templates, drivers etc. At the same time, trying to understand where and when all HELIOS files are / come from. So far, I have changed:		Working with python scripts to develop universal and clean generation of cmd's, db's, templates, drivers etc. At the same time, trying to understand where and when all HELIOS files are / come from. So far, I have changed:
	/global/devel/gretTop/9-22/dgsIoc/iocBoot/iocArray		/global/devel/gretTop/9-22/dgsIoc/iocBoot/iocArray