[RAS] Fwd: 909 is down from 995 eight days ago, but up from 651 four days ago - the citations go down just before the rankings are released, and come up again after they have been released (fwd)

[Thomas Krichel]

  Dan Hayes writes

> the aras user doesn't seem to have trouble rsyncing from citec.repc.org
> 
> aras at nebka:/opt$ rsync -va adnetec at citec.repec.org:RePEc/zzz/cites/
> /opt/mutabor/home/adnetec/RePEc/zzz/cites
> receiving incremental file list
> col/000165/
> col/000165/007026.amf.xml
> fip/fedlwp/2006-025.amf.xml
> grt/wpegrt/
> grt/wpegrt/2007-03.amf.xml
> grt/wpegrt/2007-05.amf.xml
> grt/wpegrt/2008-03.amf.xml
> grt/wpegrt/2009-08.amf.xml
> grt/wpegrt/2009-20.amf.xml
> grt/wpegrt/2009-21.amf.xml
> grt/wpegrt/2009-22.amf.xml
> grt/wpegrt/2009-23.amf.xml
> grt/wpegrt/2009-24.amf.xml
> grt/wpegrt/2010-11.amf.xml
> nbr/nberwo/15826.amf.xml
> onb/oenbmp/
> onb/oenbmp/y:2008:i:2:b:2.amf.xml
> tpr/jeurec/v:4:y:2006:i:2-3:p:562-574.amf.xml
> 
> sent 6555 bytes  received 14718710 bytes  107092.84 bytes/sec
> total size is 1957291418  speedup is 132.92
> 
> Is there a reason /opt needs to be owned by adnetec outside of this? 

  I don't think there is ani. It is a historic setup I suspect I did.

> Where
> is the rsync for this automated?

  It is on sopri. In general, I place rsyncs on sending rather
  than receiving machines, because the sedning machine knows better
  when to update.

  But we can't have this any more since sopri can't access your box.

  Cheers,

  Thomas Krichel                    http://openlib.org/home/krichel
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