Take a look at the -R option. With some jiggering of paths, you should be
able to make it work.
Tim Conway
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Subject: specifying destination dir for a file ...
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Hello,
I have two machines, that have directories that needs
to be in sync ( for example ~/sync on localhsot and /tmp/sync
on remote). I would like to rsync one file from localhost
to remote but:
on localhost the file is ~/sync/dir/file.txt
and i would like to put it to exatcly this same dir
( /tmp/sync/dir/file.txt ).
Problem starts when 'dir' doesn't exists on the remote side.
Is there a way to force rsync to recreate needed directories ?
kind regards,
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