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I don't allow it +</I>>>>><i> on my server and it has never caused me any problems. Su to +</I>>>>><i> root works perfectly well and avoids the security risk, so I +</I>>>>><i> don't understand this thread. +</I>>><i> +</I>>>><i> Remote backups. Quite easy to setup an SSH key which only runs +</I>>>><i> rsync. +</I>>><i> +</I>>><i> I use rsync on the server for local backups, and I use SSH with +</I>>><i> keys to access the server from laptops for maintenance tasks, but +</I>>><i> I have never managed to make rsync over ssh with keys work. +</I>>><i> People tell me to just use ssh without keys, but I'm reluctant to +</I>>><i> do that. Maybe one day I'll find something that steps me through +</I>>><i> it, so that I can find the missing link. +</I>><i> +</I>><i> In this case if you want a special key that can *only* run rsync +</I>><i> you need to configure your authorized_keys correctly with +</I>><i> appropriate command= definition. +</I>><i> +</I>><i> But even without specific setup if you can ssh between hosts +</I>><i> happily, just do "rsync -e ssh" on the client side and just use +</I>><i> <A HREF="https://www.mageia.org/mailman/listinfo/mageia-dev">foo at remote</A>:/path/to/files syntax. Job done :) +</I>><i> +</I>Sure, but knowing how prone we all are to forget, my intention was to +do it by cron :-) As I said, I can manually do anything I need to, +but I want scheduled checks for changed files. Annoyingly, I have to +say that the only part I have working for that is the Windows 7 backup +of my embroidery project files. When I'm working there, changes are +backed up four times a day. + +I'm guessing that Windows is using my local mount of the appropriate +drive on the server, and I tried doing that in Linux, thinking it +would solve it, but no matter what I do, I still get "denied". It has +to be something about the way the keys are passed to the server when +using cron, as I can use the local mount to move things around in +Dolphin with no problems whatsoever. If I ssh from konsole it is +clear that my keys are being passed. I don't think cron is doing that. + +Anne +- -- +Need KDE help? 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