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Reload nginx configuration when rsync updates nginx.conf

I have two web servers, server1 and server2. On server2 there is an rsync command, scheduled in crontab, that updates /etc/nginx folder when I make some changes on server1: */5 * * * * rsync -avzhe ...
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How to log the output from an rsync backup which runs from a script using crontab?

I would like to log all the output that is generated by rsync; the output that I see when I run the script myself in terminal. I would prefer this logging to occur from within my script. Here is my ...
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rsnapshot: What's wrong with my crontab?

I am using Rsnapshot for backups (Linux CentOS 6). Here is my /etc/cron.d/rsnapshot: 30 11 * * * root /usr/bin/rsnapshot nowandthen > /backups/rsnapshot_cron.txt 2>&1 15 11 * * 4 root ...
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cannot rsync via ssh from crontab

I'm having issues transferring files with rsync via ssh. If I just run rsync -avz [email protected]:/home/devel/ $/home/user/rsync/servidor it works as expected since the public key is stored in the ...
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rsync works fine until I put it in crontab (UPDATE: 'date' doesn't work in crontab)

I've got this rsync command that works just fine when I run it from the command line (Ubuntu Server 12.04.1 LTS). I'd like it to run every hour, on the hour, and output the results (along with errors) ...
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Schedule a cronjob start everyday automatically [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: Is there a way to have Linux run a command every X minutes? I want to run a command which will be synchronize my remote folder data to my local computer. command is sync -ave '...
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