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Hi Alois,
Alois Treindl wrote:
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> can 'rcp' be configured as a virtual service?
dev:/home/projects/pab/top/opt/sec/tfx/bin# grep rcp /etc/services
rcp 469/tcp # Radio Control Protocol
rcp 469/udp # Radio Control Protocol
arcp 7070/tcp # ARCP
arcp 7070/udp # ARCP
dev:/home/projects/pab/top/opt/sec/tfx/bin#
================> yes!
> ftp and ssh/scp are configured on my LVS, and work, but both have a
> disadvantage when initial server content needs to be copied onto the
> realservers, which has plenty of Gb data volume.
Maybe choosing a smaller amount of bits may improve performance, but
reduce security. ssh-keygen -b 512.
> ftp has no recursive copy option.
Use rsync(1)!
> scp is slow on the local network because it encrypts all content.
reduce bits, use dsa and blowfish. openssh is quite fast back here.
> I want to save myself the time and disk space to copy everything first
> onto the director, and from there to the realservers, or of packing
> everything first into tar-files, just to upack them later on the
> realservers.
Still, I suggest you use rsync. If you use rsync -e "ssh -p 22" you have a
save rsync.
> therefore a command like rcp -rp which does recursive copies would
> come handy between the outside and the real servers.
I use rsync or speed up scp, your mileage may vary.
> Alois
See you on saturday,
Roberto Nibali, ratz
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