rsync'ing fails?

[Peter Smith]

Actually, I was able to get the ISOs overnight without a problem using 
BitTorrent -- our organization has no bandwidth problems.  I'm just 
wondering if there is something wrong with rsync ..  It is as if the 
other end just keeps resetting.  I've thought about writing a loop 
around rsync so that it just restarts on failure.  Would this be logical 
or is something bad actually happening?  This is my only concern--I'll 
get the files sooner or later.

Peter


James Kosin wrote:

> Peter Smith wrote:
> | I've been trying to mirror the fedora site for some time now and have
> | been having problems with rsync.  Any ideas?  I'm getting the following
> | messages.
> |
> <<--snip-->>
>
> Ignore the errors for now....  everyone is being swamped with requests.
> ~ Most severs can only handle so much before they overload.
> Best thing, keep trying... or try again later is about a month.
>
> I have the same problem with FTP.  Eventually, the server takes far too
> long and my client times out....  Luckily, my client is setup to restart
> after about 10 minutes.  So, I'm getting everything only a little bit at
> a time.  I'm hoping to have the ISOs before next week.
>
> I'm behind a firewall, so Bittorrent is out of the question.  It locks
> up on me with connecting to hosts.
>
> I think what we need is an economical way to distribute the updates,
> ISOs to the users.  I can't see having to do this every update / upgrade
> with the quickly growing number of users.
>
> Good Luck,
> James Kosin

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