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Tom Metro wrote: > Paul wrote: >> I am running rsync...to a Server 2003 machine. >> >> If I try to use a network share from another 2003 box I cant get it to >> work. I get: >> >> [3076] rsync: chdir failed >> >> Is there a different syntax used for network drives as opposed to >> local drives? > > It shouldn't be if it is mounted as a drive letter. > > Some versions of Cygwin use the syntax /cygdrive/d where d is the drive > letter. So for example, for C:/WINNT/Profiles I have the following in a > rsyncd.conf on a Cygwin installation of rsyncd: > > path = /cygdrive/c/WINNT/Profiles >
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