>
>>>>
>>>> I can tell you what I encountered, and speculate that you may be
>>>> experiencing something similar:
>>>>
>>>> Some antivirus programs are protective of attempts to read their files
>>>> or
>>>> directories, and respond by either killing the process or suspending
>>>> its
>>>> ability to read files (neither of which rsync reacts well to.)
>>>>
>>>> There are a few other things that can confuse and abort rsync:
>>>> - not using vshadow/locked files -- in most cases, this is just an
>>>> error,
>>>> but in some corner cases, it seems that rsync will abort.  I'm not
>>>> sure
>>>> what the pattern is.
>>>> - antivirus and related programs either protect the filesystem or the
>>>> port
>>>> from rsync, interpreting it as an attack (Norton and McAffee in
>>>> particular, but the behavior is by no means restricted to these two.)
>>>> In
>>>> many cases, the port and binary can be placed into an exception list.
>>>> - rsync may encounter a filename or directory structure that it is not
>>>> able to deal with:  for example, a link loop, a particularly long
>>>> filename, or one containing characters it's not equipped to handle.
>>>> Some
>>>> of these are solvable using different options when compiling rsync.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Hm,
>>>
>>> I've tested it for 5 minutes with the "normal" rsnc of my
>>> distribution....
>>> The Rsync did not stop, I only get the message
>>>
>>> sent 646598 bytes  received 15201260820 bytes  8223915.29 bytes/sec
>>> total size is 19531542623  speedup is 1.28
>>> rsync error: some files could not be transferred (code 23) at
>>> main.c(1310) [generator=2.6.8]
>>>
>>> at the end of the process.
>>> So I think the rsyncd on the Windows-host is not the problem.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>>
>>> Daniel
>>
>> If the problem is something I listed, 5 minutes is unlikely to be
>> sufficient to reproduce.
>>
>> Also, it's worth looking at the detailed log to see what file(s) it's
>> attempting when it aborts.
>
> Hello,
>
> now you can find a log with LogLevel 2 here:
> http://nopaste.info/f99372a687.html
>
> Regards
>
> Daniel

My read on that log is that NOD32 Antivirus is killing rsync.

You probably want to add an exclude for:
Users/Anwendungsdaten/ESET/ESET NOD32 Antivirus/Updfiles

If that doesn't solve the issue, try a broader exclude.  E.g.:
Users/Anwendungsdaten/ESET/ESET NOD32 Antivirus/


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