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Dear experts -<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Currently I am running a rsync command like the following<br />
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rsync -avp /backup/tbs/ akp007@172.*.*.*:/backup/t<wbr />bs &nbsp;&amp;<br />
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what's happening was the command is dying after some time. is there a way to continuously run it in the background ? &nbsp;I am on Solaris 10 <br />
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Regards
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Dear experts -

          Currently I am running a rsync command like the following

rsync -avp /backup/tbs/ akp007@172.*.*.*:/backup/tbs  &

what's happening was the command is dying after some time. is there a way to continuously run it in the background ?  I am on Solaris 10 

Regards

run rsync process continously on solaris

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