Wayne Davison wrote:
On Fri, Dec 02, 2005 at 10:00:14AM -0500, David Filion wrote:
rsync -v --stats -d --include='+ */' --include='- *' --force
--delete-during --backup \
--backup-dir=/mnt/backups/_DELETED 192.168.0.2::'ucp/*' .
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Hi,
I'm using the following command to grab a list of directories, not their
contents, from a source server and create them locally(a backup server)
rsync -v --stats -d --include='+ */' --include='- *' --force
--delete-during --backup \
--backup-dir=/mnt/backups/_DELETED 192.168.0.2::'ucp/*'
Henning Wangerin wrote:
On Tue, 2005-08-23 at 21:21, David Filion wrote:
John Jablonski wrote:
Thing is, it's not an rsync problem. It's a windows filesystem
problem. Or at least a windows problem of some sort.
You can't have a file called:
1124816518.8634_2.mailbox
John Jablonski wrote:
Thing is, it's not an rsync problem. It's a windows filesystem
problem. Or at least a windows problem of some sort.
You can't have a file called:
1124816518.8634_2.mailbox:2,S
in windows.
-john
Gary Thomson wrote:
Cygwin comes with rsync which might help with your pr
