rsync: if a module is not found, what can I check?
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I am trying to simply copy a file from 192.168.1.225 to 192.168.1.228
I'm executing the following command from a ubuntu VM at ip 192.168.1.228. (I'm trying to do a pull, if i'm not wrong in the term)
rsync rsync://realtebo@192.168.1.225/pihole_conf/black.list /etc/pihole/black.list
In the .225 I created the pihole_conf as follows
realtebo@192.168.1.225$ cat /etc/rsyncd.conf
[pihole_conf]
comment = Pihole configuration
path = /etc/pihole
auth users = realtebo
hosts allow = *
hosts deny = *
list = false
This is the error
@ERROR: Unknown module 'pihole_conf'
rsync error: error starting client-server protocol (code 5) at main.c(1666) [Receiver=3.1.2]
I'd like an help to understand the source of the problem.
rsync
asked Aug 13 at 14:30
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I am trying to simply copy a file from 192.168.1.225 to 192.168.1.228
I'm executing the following command from a ubuntu VM at ip 192.168.1.228. (I'm trying to do a pull, if i'm not wrong in the term)
rsync rsync://realtebo@192.168.1.225/pihole_conf/black.list /etc/pihole/black.list
In the .225 I created the pihole_conf as follows
realtebo@192.168.1.225$ cat /etc/rsyncd.conf
[pihole_conf]
comment = Pihole configuration
path = /etc/pihole
auth users = realtebo
hosts allow = *
hosts deny = *
list = false
This is the error
@ERROR: Unknown module 'pihole_conf'
rsync error: error starting client-server protocol (code 5) at main.c(1666) [Receiver=3.1.2]
I'd like an help to understand the source of the problem.
rsync
asked Aug 13 at 14:30
realtebo
1013
I believe the syntax isrsync://user@host::module/.... Or justuser@host::module/....
– Kusalananda
Aug 13 at 14:39
According to the man page,rsync://[user@]host/module/is correct. But has the rsync daemon been restarted after modifying the configuration file?
– telcoM
Aug 13 at 14:41
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I am trying to simply copy a file from 192.168.1.225 to 192.168.1.228
I'm executing the following command from a ubuntu VM at ip 192.168.1.228. (I'm trying to do a pull, if i'm not wrong in the term)
rsync rsync://realtebo@192.168.1.225/pihole_conf/black.list /etc/pihole/black.list
In the .225 I created the pihole_conf as follows
realtebo@192.168.1.225$ cat /etc/rsyncd.conf
[pihole_conf]
comment = Pihole configuration
path = /etc/pihole
auth users = realtebo
hosts allow = *
hosts deny = *
list = false
This is the error
@ERROR: Unknown module 'pihole_conf'
rsync error: error starting client-server protocol (code 5) at main.c(1666) [Receiver=3.1.2]
I'd like an help to understand the source of the problem.
rsync
asked Aug 13 at 14:30
realtebo
1013
I am trying to simply copy a file from 192.168.1.225 to 192.168.1.228
I'm executing the following command from a ubuntu VM at ip 192.168.1.228. (I'm trying to do a pull, if i'm not wrong in the term)
rsync rsync://realtebo@192.168.1.225/pihole_conf/black.list /etc/pihole/black.list
In the .225 I created the pihole_conf as follows
realtebo@192.168.1.225$ cat /etc/rsyncd.conf
[pihole_conf]
comment = Pihole configuration
path = /etc/pihole
auth users = realtebo
hosts allow = *
hosts deny = *
list = false
This is the error
@ERROR: Unknown module 'pihole_conf'
rsync error: error starting client-server protocol (code 5) at main.c(1666) [Receiver=3.1.2]
I'd like an help to understand the source of the problem.
rsync
rsync
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realtebo
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realtebo
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realtebo
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I believe the syntax isrsync://user@host::module/.... Or justuser@host::module/....
– Kusalananda
Aug 13 at 14:39
According to the man page,rsync://[user@]host/module/is correct. But has the rsync daemon been restarted after modifying the configuration file?
– telcoM
Aug 13 at 14:41
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I believe the syntax isrsync://user@host::module/.... Or justuser@host::module/....
– Kusalananda
Aug 13 at 14:39
According to the man page,rsync://[user@]host/module/is correct. But has the rsync daemon been restarted after modifying the configuration file?
– telcoM
Aug 13 at 14:41
I believe the syntax is
rsync://user@host::module/.... Or just user@host::module/....– Kusalananda
Aug 13 at 14:39
I believe the syntax is
rsync://user@host::module/.... Or just user@host::module/....– Kusalananda
Aug 13 at 14:39
According to the man page,
rsync://[user@]host/module/ is correct. But has the rsync daemon been restarted after modifying the configuration file?– telcoM
Aug 13 at 14:41
According to the man page,
rsync://[user@]host/module/ is correct. But has the rsync daemon been restarted after modifying the configuration file?– telcoM
Aug 13 at 14:41
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You are both allowing and denying all possible hosts from that module.
Remove the hosts deny = * line and it should work.
You do have a secrets file defined, I hope, which contains the allowed user and the corresponding password. It looks like you don't, but perhaps you redacted some of the rsyncd.conf contents without telling us.
answered Aug 13 at 16:18
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You are both allowing and denying all possible hosts from that module.
Remove the hosts deny = * line and it should work.
You do have a secrets file defined, I hope, which contains the allowed user and the corresponding password. It looks like you don't, but perhaps you redacted some of the rsyncd.conf contents without telling us.
answered Aug 13 at 16:18
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You are both allowing and denying all possible hosts from that module.
Remove the hosts deny = * line and it should work.
You do have a secrets file defined, I hope, which contains the allowed user and the corresponding password. It looks like you don't, but perhaps you redacted some of the rsyncd.conf contents without telling us.
answered Aug 13 at 16:18
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You are both allowing and denying all possible hosts from that module.
Remove the hosts deny = * line and it should work.
You do have a secrets file defined, I hope, which contains the allowed user and the corresponding password. It looks like you don't, but perhaps you redacted some of the rsyncd.conf contents without telling us.
answered Aug 13 at 16:18
wurtel
9,36511324
You are both allowing and denying all possible hosts from that module.
Remove the hosts deny = * line and it should work.
You do have a secrets file defined, I hope, which contains the allowed user and the corresponding password. It looks like you don't, but perhaps you redacted some of the rsyncd.conf contents without telling us.
answered Aug 13 at 16:18
wurtel
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answered Aug 13 at 16:18
wurtel
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answered Aug 13 at 16:18
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answered Aug 13 at 16:18
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I believe the syntax is
rsync://user@host::module/.... Or justuser@host::module/....– Kusalananda
Aug 13 at 14:39
According to the man page,
rsync://[user@]host/module/is correct. But has the rsync daemon been restarted after modifying the configuration file?– telcoM
Aug 13 at 14:41