Imran,
Thanks for the reply. I'll take a look at DeltaCopy in more details. At
first glance, it is quite a lot more complicated then I need for my
application. I simply just need to be able to call the Rsync program from
within C#. Does anyone know how I would go about doing this? I presume I
cou
Hi all,
I have been using the cwRsync distribution of Rsync. I currently use a
Windows Batch file script to do the work, calling Rsync where necessary. I
want to now roll Rsync into my own application, probably developed with C#
for the Windows platform.
Has anyone done this before? If so, can yo
Dorlomin wrote:
>
> I use the backup option all the time. I have a script setup to put all
> the files in a datestamped folder so I can find anything accidently
> changed or deleted.
>
Thanks for that - I have the backup option working fine now. The only issue
I have encountered is that I am
Ah! I've just been experimenting with the --backup flag, and it is exactly
what I need. Just need to work out now how put the date into the archive
folder path, and I will be a happy bunny. I'm using cwRsync on windows, so
it I don't have the full range of commands available to be me. Seems to wor
Christoph,
Thanks for the reply. I did find your post, but it didn't appear to be the
same thing I was wanting.
What I want to achieve is 2 folders on my backup server. 1 folder is a
"Live" folder - it is an exact copy of the data I am backing up, deletions
and all. The second folder is an "Arch
Hi all,
I want to synchronise two folders using Rsync. I have tried using the
--delete flag to make sure any files deleted from the source are deleted
from the destination. However, what I want is for any files deleted from the
source to not be deleted on the destination, but moved into an "Archi
