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Cron works now, I have no idea why. I added the '>> /var/log/rsync.log' part to create a logfile and changed the time. Crontab now looks like: 10 9 * * * root /usr/local/etc/rc.d/rsync.sh The logfile shows the transfers made and everything is fine. Thanks everybody for the tips, I'm glad...

This is the script: #!/bin/sh /usr/local/bin/rsync -a --delete --progress ftp-rsync.mozilla.org::mozilla/ /usr/local/ftproot/pub/mozilla/

This is the error when I leave out the root command: Feb 8 08:56:00 testserver /usr/sbin/cron[454]: (*system*) PARSE (bad command) When I run the script from the command line it run's fine. With the root part in cron the job doesn't produce an error, but the script doesn't run. P.S. I'm...

When I do that I get a parse error in the cron log.

That was always necesary in FreeBSD 4.10

I've made a script that that will launch rsync. I've tested the script and it works. I've put the following in cron: 1 9 * * * root /usr/local/etc/rc.d/rsync.sh This should execute the scipt everyday at 9:01, but it doesn't. when I check the log I see the job at 9:01 with no errors, but no...

Yes, but I removed about 30MB of files and after the reboot I had about 220MB of free space. Roberti

Yes it's very strange. I have a few more freebsd servers here and I've never had this problem. The freebsd version is 4.10. Roberti

I found a moment to reboot the server and al is well now. 'df /var' now reports it's at 1% capacity, and all errors have gone.

The documentroot for Apache2 is usually in: /usr/local/www/data/ Roberti

When I do that I come at a total of 25 MB, while "df /var" keeps reporting that 255 MB is in use. Any other ideas exept a reboot? Roberti

Wishdiak, Thanks for the reply. I need more space because it's at 108% capacity and I can't seem to find what is using up all the space. I had two pretty large log files (httpd-access.log and xferlog) but i've cleaned them up. It is now at 107% capacity. Do you know where a lot of data could be...

How can i resize /var without loosing the data on that partition. It is 255 MB now and i think i need about 500 MB. I have enough free space on the /usr partition. Can I do this with a symlink? Roberti

It's delegated to my DNS server. But only since last friday, so it could be that it wasn't picked up yet by the rest of the world. Roberti.

Well, the reverse lookup of the internal servers work, but not from the dns server or the external servers. it says something like non-existing domain. Roberti