All connections over the specified limit will be dropped. max connections - the maximum number of simultaneous connections to the rsync server.gid- the identifier of the group on behalf of which the rsync server will run,.uid- the identifier of the user on whose behalf the rsync server will run,.mp3 use chroot = yes outgoing chmod = Fu = rw, g = rw, o =, Du = rwx, g = rx, o = path = / home / mirror / debian / comment = Debian Lenny i386 and amd64 repository path = / home / mirror / debian-cd / comment = Debian Lenny i386 and amd64 DVD images Description of the specified options: Uid = rsyncd gid = mirror max connections = 50 read only = yes list = yes syslog facility = local5 dont compress = *. RSYNC_NICE- sets the priority of the process in the task scheduler.Ĭreate rsync server configuration file /etc/nf:.RSYNC_OPTS- sets additional command line options for starting rsync server.įor example, you can specify the "-address = 123.45.67.89" option (default - all local addresses) to specify which address to accept connections and / or the "-port = 8730" option (default - 873) to specify on which port to accept connections.RSYNC_CONFIG_FILE- specifies the location of the configuration file.inetd- start rsync server if necessary from inetd super server.false- prohibit starting the rsync server,.The variable takes on the following values: RSYNC_ENABLE- setting up the server autostart when the operating system boots.In this file, you can set the following options:
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# apt-get install rsync Then add options command line, with which the rsync server will start in the file / etc / default / rsync. To set up an rsync server, you need to install the rsync package: Then Ufanet set up his own mirror of repositories, and cheap unlimited tariffs appeared, so my mirror lost its meaning. The example for configuring an rsync server is a real Debian repository mirror configuration file that I voluntarily kept for Ufanet users in the past. An interesting post that for some reason has not yet made it into the blog.
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