Thanks!
--- On Thu, 3/26/09, Harry Mangalam wrote:
> From: Harry Mangalam
> Subject: Re: rsync questions
> To: rsync@lists.samba.org
> Cc: ipfr...@yahoo.com
> Date: Thursday, March 26, 2009, 1:05 PM
> You use '--exclude-from=/the/exclude/file'
> and that f
You use '--exclude-from=/the/exclude/file'
and that file should look like he extract below
The following backs up all the users in my /home with the exceptions
listed in it. The ones that have 'hjm' reference my home dir. the
ones that have other users (hm/*) will completely skip those dirs.
On Thu 26 Mar 2009, gahn wrote:
>
> I am trying to back up /export/home/* (all of users) on another machine but
> exclude a certain types of files. here is one of my tested exclude files:
>
> /home/unwanted_dir
>
> this one works. rsync successfully backed up other directories except the
> "un
Hi all:
I got basic rsync working (not server mode). Basically it went to another
server via ssh, backed up subdireactories and stored on the local server. But I
am trying to use the feature of "exclude" and could not get it working rigjt.
I am trying to back up /export/home/* (all of users) o
Hi, Matt:
Thank you very much. Your suggestions help me a great deal.
About the first question, I have tested again and found that rsync
works very well. Last time I thought rsync cannot deal with the chinese
files because I use another encoding method to list these files so that
every fi
Eric Zhang wrote:
> 1. I want to use rsync to synchronize files between two machines,
> one is SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 and another is RedHat
> 9(synchonize files from SuSE --> RedHat, using ssh). And I found that
> rsync cannot deal with some files with chinese filename. Is this an
> e
Hi, rsync:
I am a newbie of rsync and I am very interest in it. I have two
questions here:
1. I want to use rsync to synchronize files between two machines,
one is SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 and another is RedHat
9(synchonize files from SuSE --> RedHat, using ssh). And I found that
On Tue, Jun 05, 2001 at 09:25:12AM +0100, Gonçalo Gomes wrote:
> Dear rsync users,
> i'd like to ask some questions about rsync,
>
> 1) i'm going to use rsync to upload backups to "backup machine", that
> machine will hold only backups.
> - does it keeps the ownership of the files if the user
Dear rsync users,
i'd like to ask some questions about rsync,
1) i'm going to use rsync to upload backups to "backup machine", that
machine will hold only backups.
- does it keeps the ownership of the files if the users/groups, they
don't exist in the remote machine (backup machines)
or i
I tried sending this question via Netscape but received some errors. So I am trying
via MS Exchange. If this gets to you twice I am sorry.
I am trying to get rsync to keep two directory tree's in sync and I can't
seem to get rsync to follow the symbolic links to include the files in the director
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