"So you can do anything, any sort of synchronization between these two
directories."
That statement cannot be logically accurate, however rsync does come
astoundingly close.
That does explain WHY many of the options.
Further, options are required to determine what happens with incomplete or
int
Dear RSYNC guys,
As initially i found it really confusing setting up RSYNC done, but as i got
it through, I was really fascinated with it. So i decided to create a new
tutorial on my own regarding " UNDERSTAND RSYNC SERVERS & THEIR
IMPLEMENATIONS".
Direct link : http://www.amitsharma.linuxwo
On Tue, Oct 18, 2005 at 01:03:17PM +0100, CARTER-HITCHIN, David, FM wrote:
> The only way I can think around this is to run on the source server
> "find /apps/IRDtools/pkgs -name lib -type d" and pipe the output of
> that into an rsync "--files-from=-".
Yes, that's the only solution that avoids cr
On Tue, Oct 18, 2005 at 08:07:56PM +0200, Dirk Schenkewitz wrote:
> What happens is that rsync creates the whole tree of directories below
> /data/A/gany.1/lib and also created all symlinks within that tree.
Yes, that's the way rsync currently works. I'm considering making
--compare-dest and --li
Andrea:
im not a backup expert, but i think that incremental backup may help you:
http://rsync.samba.org/examples.html
or try google "rsync incremental backup"
carlos
Hi all,
I'm setting a script to backup my system using rsync. After reading the
manual and googling the web a lot I'm won
Hi all,
I'm setting a script to backup my system using rsync. After reading
the manual and googling the web a lot I'm wondering how rsync can
protect my data from any potential corruption of the source HD.
Suppose that a file on the source HD has been corrupted (because of a
device failure
Hi all,
Being a rsync newbie, I wanted to use rsync for frequent backups that
should only contain the changes.
First I made copy of the important partition of the remote PC ("gany")
using dd and mounted the resulting local file using a loop device under
/mnt/gany.
Then I tried:
rsync -Haziv --
Hi,
I have situation like this:
/folder1/folder2/folderMYfolder/
/folder1/folder1MYfolder10/
/folder1/folder2/folder3/folder1MYfolder10/
Obviously I would like to get all files & directories which has in path **MY**
Is it possible?
Currently I have a patch solution which contains /folder1/fold
Hi,
I'm sure what I'm trying to achieve is remarkably easy, but I just can't
figure it out. What I want to do is to copy all directories named lib (and
their contents) over to a local drive. It's currently a pull operation, but
I could set it up as a push.
I've read the man page twice, looked a
