rsync -- permission denied issues

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Hi.

Doing a test to "clone"/cpy a test vm from a base server to a target server

the user on the base/target server is a basic user.. not in the sudoers file

from the base server.. the rsync cmd is similar to
  rsync --excludefile='foo.dat' / test_user@1.2.3.4:/

I'm getting a bunch of permission denied/operation denied errs...

I've turned selinux off on both the base/target server for this process..

I've thought of iterating through the process and adding to the
exclude file the dirs generating the permission errs..

Any thoughts on a soln to this?

Also, for legitimate files that are owned by other processes/users
that should be copied. Any thoughts on how to cpy them, without
generating the permission errs?

I can post/paste as much information as needed..

thanks
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