On Sat 04 Oct 2014, Paul Slootman wrote:
> > Only the modified file was backed up. However the whole file was copied,
> > not just the new things. :-(
>
> Why do you say this?
Oops, didn't read Kevin's followup and didn't notice the rsync over two
"local" filesystem paths.
Paul
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On Thu 02 Oct 2014, Juan Carlos Valle Sandoval wrote:
> I have changed the script to:
>
> rsync.exe -ai --size-only --progress
> --log-file=/cygdrive/v/notes/archive/RSyncLogFile.txt
> /cygdrive/d/%username%/notes/archive /cygdrive/v/notes/
You could still try the other suggestion of --modify-wi
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- --size-only should only be used if you are certain your files that are
the same size are actually the same. This is usually used when you
have accidentally used a copying method that doesn't copy the
timestamps and you just want to fix the timestamp
I have changed the script to:
rsync.exe -ai --size-only --progress
--log-file=/cygdrive/v/notes/archive/RSyncLogFile.txt
/cygdrive/d/%username%/notes/archive /cygdrive/v/notes/
The output is:
2014/10/02 10:25:49 [5088] >f.st.. archive/file1.nsf
2014/10/02 10:25:54 [5088] sent 4073663746 byte
Hi
2014/10/02 09:09:16 [2124] >f..t.. Folder/file.doc
2014/10/02 09:12:41 [2124] >f..t.. Folder/file2.doc
2014/10/02 09:15:38 [2124] >f..t.. Folder/file3.doc
This is the result of the output with --itemize-changes. Does it mean that
rsync is finding a different in the timestamp?
What
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You really won't know anything until you get the itemize output. But
in the end, if rsync isn't doing the networking then it isn't any
better than cp -au. In fact it is significantly slower. And that is
when you aren't stuck Cygwin.
On 10/01/2014 0
Thanks i Will check your advice tomorrow and let you know
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El 01/10/2014, a las 08:39 p.m., "Steven Levine"
escribió:
> In <206fad5f-53ea-49f1-abe8-411148b47...@gmail.com>, on 10/01/14
> at 07:14 PM, Juan Carlos Valle Sandoval said:
>
> Hi,
>
>> rsync.exe -av --progre
Do i need to have a rsync server to make this work? Honestly i was thinking it
was the easiest way to use rsync in my environment. The purpose is to make a
backup to the v:\ drive on a Windows server from my documents during the logoff
time. The issue is I can not install anything on the server
In <206fad5f-53ea-49f1-abe8-411148b47...@gmail.com>, on 10/01/14
at 07:14 PM, Juan Carlos Valle Sandoval said:
Hi,
>rsync.exe -av --progress
>--log-file=/cygdrive/v/notes/archive/RSyncLogFile.txt
>/cygdrive/d/%username%/notes/archive /cygdrive/v/notes/
Since you running on Windows, you might
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That doesn't matter. You are talking to it as a local path (what
network mounting does). Therefore you are stuck in --whole-file.
If whatever you are rsyncing to supports either rsync over ssh or
straight rsync then you can use user@host:/path or ho
One is local, the other is a network drive
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El 01/10/2014, a las 07:15 p.m., Kevin Korb escribió:
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> - --itemize-changes will tell you the why. The fact that both of your
> paths are local is why you are stuck with --who
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- --itemize-changes will tell you the why. The fact that both of your
paths are local is why you are stuck with --whole-file.
On 10/01/2014 08:14 PM, Juan Carlos Valle Sandoval wrote:
> Hi mates
>
> I am running this command and rsync keeps copying
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