/usr/local/bin/rsync -avz --delete /rebel-sdc/assp420 /rebel-sdc01/
and
/usr/local/bin/rsync -avz --delete /rebel-sdc/assp420/ /rebel-sdc01/
Obviously the easy answer is the "/" at the end of the source tree, but
what is the difference to rsync? The reason I ask is that I used the
second version and proceeded to removed everything in the target
directory. There are other assp* directories under the source and
target trees that I want to make identical (assp410, assp430, etc.). So
under /rebel-sdc01 there are several directory structures. Using the
second version of the command it removed everything under /rebel-sdc01
and put all the data under assp420 there; I wanted it to just put
assp420 under it.
Thanks.
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Jeff Kennedy
Unix Administrator
AMCC
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