On Tue, 2008-12-16 at 01:28 +0200, Hai Zaar wrote:
> I have the following situation: file2 on remote host and file1 on
> localhost. file1 and file2 are mostly the same. Simply running
> rsync remotehost:file2 file2
> will actually transfer the entire file. But I would like to use the
> factt that
I have the following situation: file2 on remote host and file1 on
localhost. file1 and file2 are mostly the same. Simply running
rsync remotehost:file2 file2
will actually transfer the entire file. But I would like to use the
factt that I have local file1 that is mostly similar to file2. I.e.
how
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Hai Zaar wrote:
> I have the following situation: file2 on remote host and file1 on
> localhost. file1 and file2 are mostly the same. Simply running
> rsync remotehost:file2 file2
> will actually transfer the entire file. But I would like to use the
> factt that I
I have the following situation: file2 on remote host and file1 on
localhost. file1 and file2 are mostly the same. Simply running
rsync remotehost:file2 file2
will actually transfer the entire file. But I would like to use the
factt that I have local file1 that is mostly similar to file2. I.e.
how