rsync: Failed to exec ssh: No such file or directory(2) on windows

After installing cwrsync, you are likely to get this error  when you try to run this sample command from the command line.

rsync  -avz  -e  ssh ycsoftware@google.com:/home/ycsoftware /cygdrive/z/ycsoftware/

“rsync: Failed to exec ssh: No such file or directory(2)” cwrsync

The reason you are getting this is because for some reason rsync is not able to find the path to the ssh.exe file. You should change it to something like this:

rsync  -avz  -e  "\"/cygdrive/c/program files/cwrsync/bin/ssh.exe\""  ycsoftware@google.com:/home/ycsoftware /cygdrive/z/ycsoftware/

 

Installing Rsync on Windows

Follow these simple instructions to install Rsync on Windows.

1. Download the cwrsync client  here:http://www.itefix.no/i2/node/10650

2. Install the cwrsync client

3. Add cwrsync to your windows environment variables. Create a user variable called PATH (if you do not have it already), and a the path to your cwrsync.exe file.

4.  The pull up your cmd then you should be able to run rsync from anywhere


Move Documents to Folder Sharepoint 2010

Moving files (Documents) to folders in sharepoint 2010 is not a drag and drop thing. Actually it is a process. I still can’t figure out why it has to be so complicated for simple, not mentionning this stupid ribbon. How do you support such software?  When things are all over the place.

Click on the library tab

Then click on open with explorer (good luck if you are using a MAC )

What i figured out after all is that if you use Sharepoint you are locked up to using only Microsoft technology. Editing a list requires Microsoft Excel to be installed.  Moving Files to folders requires explorer and so forth. Google Docs kinda make sense.