do you have the --partial options on?
this is in the manual, and i usually use -P.
--partial keep partially transferred files
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 14:03, Adam Gordon wrote:
> I didn't see this in the man page or after a cursory Google search.
>
> I'm rsync-ing a file from compute
Wow, it is in there. Sorry. I kept looking for "delete." It never
occurred to look for the word "partial." Thanks a bunch.
--adam
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 23:06, Matt McCutchen wrote:
> On Wed, 2009-11-25 at 23:03 -0700, Adam Gordon wrote:
> > I didn't see this in the man page or after a curs
thank you very much, i think i have made a mistake on understanding
the manual.now i understand.
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 03:20, Matt McCutchen wrote:
> On Wed, 2009-11-25 at 21:20 +0800, 夏凯 wrote:
>> i want rsync to include all the *.dat files(and the *.dat files in the
>> subdirectory), and excl
On Wed, 2009-11-25 at 23:03 -0700, Adam Gordon wrote:
> I didn't see this in the man page or after a cursory Google search.
>
> I'm rsync-ing a file from computer A to computer B and the file does
> not exist yet on computer B. My problem is that on a shoddy Internet
> connection, if rsync fails
I didn't see this in the man page or after a cursory Google search.
I'm rsync-ing a file from computer A to computer B and the file does
not exist yet on computer B. My problem is that on a shoddy Internet
connection, if rsync fails due to a connection error, the dot file it
creates on computer B
Hi
I am running the following command to rsync the same.
rsync -avz "folder to be rsynced" usern...@hostname::module
Nature of OS is linux and folders are rsynced by running the rsync daemon.
Also would like to know if it would take the same time or very less time for
rsync to sync the sa
https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6916
--- Comment #1 from way...@samba.org 2009-11-25 19:54 CST ---
The only thing for rsync to potentially do is to have a build option for using
a compatible, shared zlib. The redhat bug has links to rsync's needed changes.
If fedora patch
On Wed, 2009-11-25 at 21:20 +0800, 夏凯 wrote:
> i want rsync to include all the *.dat files(and the *.dat files in the
> subdirectory), and exclude all other files. how can i write the filter
> rules? i have read the man rsync, but i still got no idea to do it.
> for example, the result of find -pri
Hi,
At http://www.alanbonnici.com/videos/cwrsync2.asp is a short video
containing corrections and answers of those who saw the original footage
http://www.alanbonnici.com/videos/cwrsync.asp.
I big thank you to all those who contributed.
Regards,
Alan C. Bonnici
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i want rsync to include all the *.dat files(and the *.dat files in the
subdirectory), and exclude all other files. how can i write the filter
rules? i have read the man rsync, but i still got no idea to do it.
for example, the result of find -printf "%y %p\n" is below:
d .
d ./1
d ./1/a
f ./1/a/a.c
love.wadhwa wrote:
Hi
I have to rsync a folder say 0. This folder inside it contains sub folders
[0-999]. Inside this subfolders i have further subfolders [0-999]. so my
directory structure is:
/0/0/0/file
/0/0/1/file
/0/0/2/file
|
|
Hi
I have to rsync a folder say 0. This folder inside it contains sub folders
[0-999]. Inside this subfolders i have further subfolders [0-999]. so my
directory structure is:
/0/0/0/file
/0/0/1/file
/0/0/2/file
|
|
/0/0/999/file
Hi Matt,
I believe the rdiff man page is still not correct, even with your submitted
changes. It states "In every case where a filename must be specified, - may be
used instead to mean either standard input or standard output as appropriate.".
I've not found that to be the case. For instance:
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