Thank you for the idea, I just checked and
The cygwin version of rsync on my parent's machine is 2.6.6 and
'--append' is a 2.6.7 feature! :(
So, until cygwin updates, I came up with this idea
1)'split' the file into 100 MB chunks on both ends.
2) rsync the two directories, thus the file
On Fri 29 Dec 2006, Scott C. Kennedy wrote:
>
> Thus, I've scripted the following script 'get_me.sh'
>
>#!/bin/sh
>mv .file.bkf.* ./file.bkf
>rsync --timeout 90 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/dir/file.bkf ./file.bkf
>./getme.sh
>
> So, the script moves the temp file created by rsync onto the
Long time fan and user of rsync, with a question. First some background...
What I'm trying to do is copy a 21GB backup file from my parent's house to
my home to help them with their new computer. But the link is sporadic,
thus a continous copy will not succeed. The session dies after 25mins - 2
ho
