Matt McCutchen wrote:
On Wed, 2006-06-14 at 00:21 +0300, Constantin Teodorescu wrote:
This is EXACTLY what I wanted , and tried for the first time , like in
the manual but no ... it's behaviour is not changed at all ! :-(
I tested --partial-dir on my computer, and when I kill
Matt McCutchen wrote:
No, but --partial-dir does exactly what you want. Use something like
--partial-dir=.rsync-partial. When the receiving rsync dies, it will
create a directory .rsync-partial and move the partial file
from .mydb-dump.sql.bz2.MkVSHy to .rsync-partial/mydb-dumb.sql.bz2.
It
Matt McCutchen wrote:
On Tue, 2006-06-13 at 22:00 +0300, Constantin Teodorescu wrote:
I heard about the --partial option in order to keep the partial
transferred file. I thought that rsync will apply his incremental check
and update alghoritm on that partial file and resume the transfer
So, my use case is :
1. lot of connections over dial-up lines
2. need to transfer safely A SINGLE BZIPPED FILE to the server
3. if dial-up line fails, it's automatically restarted after 5 minutes
and transfer start again
I heard about the --partial option in order to keep the partial
transfe
