> Is all I get regardless of how long I let it run(including the
> unprintable character).  If I check filesystem usage periodically, it
> doesn't change, so it doesn't seem to be backing up anything.

You can't just run it like that can you?   I know with regular rsync
you have to run it within a script which has the user and password
variables set.  Though I guess you could just set those in your
interactive shell before trying.

export USER=foo
export RSYNC_RSH=ssh
export RSYNC_PASSWORD=bar

I think I had trouble doing it from the command line because of USER,
but I don't recall.


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