In response to
> Stephen Zemlicka wrote:
>
>> RTM
>
> Where is the Manual -- that was the question I asked:
>
> | Where can one find an explanation of the format, content
> | and interpretation of the outputs (a-e)?
where (a-e) refer to:
| So the question remains:
Stephen Zemlicka wrote:
> RTM
Where is the Manual -- that was the question I asked:
| Where can one find an explanation of the format, content
| and interpretation of the outputs (a-e)?
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> What exactly are you looking for in monitoring it? The -v
> should give you a verbose output. If you want more details, I
> think you can specify multiple -v to give you a more verbose
> output.
As my question indicates, I know the above.
| So the question remains: In regard
Regarding the recommendation:
> Delta Copy: http://www.aboutmyip.com/AboutMyXApp/DeltaCopy.jsp
> It has a gui already. No need to reinvent the wheel.
I went over the FAQ and the documentation for Delta Copy. Delta
Copy does not provide any means to continually monitor an on-going
rs
Hello,
In regard to output, rsync has the following features:
a) -v option with various levels of verbosity
b) --stats
c) --log-file=foo
d) messages rsync prints to stdout
e) messages rsync prints to stderr.
Where can I find an explanation of the forma
Daniel Platteau asked:
> I'm using rsync and I'm very glad, but, in some case, i'm not so
> happy.
>
> Some people are backing up the data with rsync but they have a
> lot of files, more than 10 and 20 Gb of data.
>
> We are using batch files and the task schedulin
Hello,
Say one starts with creating an archive
rsync work -> archive
and periodically (below, i = 1 to N) does
rsync --backup-dir=a_ work -> archive
and rsync --compare-dest=archive work -> b_
Then suppose one wants to recover the work directory as it was a
Matt wrote:
>Suresh Govindachar wrote:
>
>> How about the following scheme?
>>
>> open /e/cmds/foo
>> :
>>
>>
>> discard lines till there is a match to some/path/projects/c_a
>>
>>
Chris wrote:
> Suresh wrote:
>>
>> Responding to the question of how to use the batch file
>> /e/cmds/foo created via the command:
>>
>>> rsync -a --only-write-batch=/e/cmds/foo /c/home/wer/work/ /e/gold
>>
>> to selectively restore a subdirectory of work/ such as
>>
>> some/path/proj
Responding to the question of how to use the batch file
/e/cmds/foo created via the command:
> rsync -a --only-write-batch=/e/cmds/foo /c/home/wer/work/ /e/gold
to selectively restore a subdirectory of work/ such as
some/path/projects/c_a
into a new location such as
Hello,
I came up with this scenario of the use of batch mode while
thinking of back-up schemes to use for myself. However, it could
be that the last step needed in this scenario is not supported by
rsync! Here's the scenario:
At one time, /c/home/wer/work and /e/gold had identical co
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