As an aside to this, part of the problem I've been having is the transfer
timing out/getting interrupted during a particular large file (1G, new file,
2-3 hours if it works).
So I've been experimenting with --partial and --partial-dir=.rsync-partial
which weren't working. It appears to work at
Lorenz Weber wrote:
> rsync -avH ${all_gubbins} / user@remote.machine:/dest/ && ssh
> user@remote.machine touch /etc/donefile
No SSH access between them, only rsync. Besides, it would add the overhead of
managing ssh access (users and keys) as well as Rsync.
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Or
rsync -avH ${all_gubbins} / user@remote.machine:/dest/ && ssh
user@remote.machine touch /etc/donefile
so your client touches a file on your server (that sounds so wrong...)
Am 28.04.2015 um 13:36 schrieb Simon Hobson:
> Michael Johnson - MJ wrote:
>
>> rsync -av /src/ /dst/ && touch /dst/d
Michael Johnson - MJ wrote:
> rsync -av /src/ /dst/ && touch /dst/done
A, knew I'd miss some detail.
All the syncs are pushed to the backup server.
But that does give me an idea. I guess I could do that on the source, then sync
the flag file over.
rsync -avH ${other_gubbins} / user@rem
rsync -av /src/ /dst/ && touch /dst/done
That should do it as the touch only happens if rsync exits with a code of
0. If you need to consider other non zero exit code, it is still doable,
just a bit more shell code.
There are surely other options as well, but this is probably the most
simple.
On
As part of my backup system, I use Rsync to keep a copy of each server on one
central backup server. This backup server then uses StoreBackup to keep
multiple iterations of each clone directory.
So that the StoreBackup archives don't keep adding "redundant" and misleading
backups, I update a fla
