Matt McCutchen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>> The end result would be (after 12 months) new top level directory started
>> every 4th month and no overlap where the changeover occurs.
>>
>> jan-feb-mar-apr/ may-jun-jul-aug/ sep-oct-nov-dec/
>
> I think these names are unwieldy. Y
On Sun, 2007-12-30 at 12:21 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm looking for a way to accomplish this goal without too much regular
> intervention.
>
> I want to backup.. but no thats not really the word I need here. It
> is a backup but also a continuing non-deleting collection of what
> comes
I'm looking for a way to accomplish this goal without too much regular
intervention.
I want to backup.. but no thats not really the word I need here. It
is a backup but also a continuing non-deleting collection of what
comes on the spools over time. So the backup will never look like or
mirror t
On Sun, 2007-12-30 at 12:46 +0200, Shushu Inbar שושו ענבר wrote:
> My problem is that when I have proper permissions in the partial dir,
> but no permissions in the destination dir, it means that the rsync
> deletes the original files, and after failing to copy the files
> from /tmp to the destinat
I recommend on your last solution (unless other will arise from the mailing
list), since I don't think adding more copy actions would be healthy...
I will wait for some mailing list feedback before I work on this solution.
Regards,
Shushu
On Dec 30, 2007 1:34 PM, Shani Ben - Avraham <[EMAIL PROT
Hallo,
I am using rsync to copy remote files into a local directory.
I use the following flags: "--remove-sent-files --partial-dir=/tmp --partial
--temp-dir=/tmp --backup --suffix=.bak".
I need the partial issue since in the final destination I must have only
closed and full files.
I need to remo
