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
I'm aware of RsyncX, anyway I was wondering if the patch required to
make rsync correctly working with HFS+ filesystem will ever be included
in the main trunck.
Cheers,
Andrea.
P.S.: I'm already using rsyncbackp. Good script!
On 1 Feb 2005, at 06:54, Andreas Åkre Solberg wrote:
There exists an
Hi all,
I'm setting up a backup script for my Mac, and I'm wondering about the
rsync ability of dealing with HFS+ filesystem (resource-fork and
such...). I've searched the mailing list archive for this topic and
I've found some thread regarding it, but it's not clear to me what is
the actual si
Thanks Rick,
actually
rsync -a --include "~/Library/bar/" --exclude "*/Library/*" source
target
doesn't work as expected, but the following:
rsync -a --include "Library/bar/" --exclude "*/Library/*" source target
does work! Could anyone explain what's going on here, even if I've read
rsync man p
Hi all,
I'm new to rsync and I'm trying to do a backup of my home directory,
but I've a problem here. I'm not able to select the directory that I
want to backup and exclude those I don't want to. I've googled a lot
and I've also searched the rsync mailing list archive but without
success, so I
