Hi list,
I have been reading MAN pages and listarchives, but not found the
answer to my question though I am sure it must be possible to acheive
my wish.
I wish to use rsync to create a backup BUT only keep the files for a
limited period of time, EG two weeks.
I have not yet been able to figure o
Anyone here run rsync on a Win32 platform? I know, I'm a glutton for
pain. Anyway, I'm using 'cwrsync' on one system to copy files from a
local drive (F:) to a mapped (network) drive (Y:). The problem I'm
having is with that infamous 'Network Trash Folder'. I can't get it to
ignore it on t
As Matt pointed out, the rsync "--backup-dir" option will do exactly what
you requested. However, you may also be interested in the "--link-dest"
option.
This rsync "--link-dest" option is used by LBackup. This option instructs
rsync to create hard links for files which have not changed. The r
>The strange thing is that the manual indicates that the command --
>rsync-path= is related to the program to be run on the remote
>machine. In my case there is no remote machine, since I experiment
>with backing up on one local disk
As Jonathan pointed out, you may need to specify t
On Sat, 2008-11-08 at 20:11 +0100, misiek wrote:
> I have got three folders:
> - /home/backup/2008-10-20 - place for differential backup
> - /mnt/for_backup - folder with files for backup
> - /home/backup/2008-10-01 - place where the last full backup is
>
> My question: is below command prepared c
Hello,
I have got three folders:
- /home/backup/2008-10-20 - place for differential backup
- /mnt/for_backup - folder with files for backup
- /home/backup/2008-10-01 - place where the last full backup is
My question: is below command prepared correctly to make differential
backup?
rsync -avPb
On Sat, 2008-11-08 at 15:04 +0100, Yves Petronin wrote:
> I was interested by this compilation on OSX 10.4. I followed the same
> Bombich instructions, and I thought I was successful, since I have
> found the following in the /usr/local/bin directory with today's date:
>
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root
Thanks
The strange thing is that the manual indicates that the command --
rsync-path= is related to the program to be run on the remote
machine. In my case there is no remote machine, since I experiment
with backing up on one local disk
I used to use a relatively simple comman
Yves Petronin wrote:
I was interested by this compilation on OSX 10.4. I followed the same
Bombich instructions, and I thought I was successful, since I have
found the following in the /usr/local/bin directory with today's date:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root staff 1011412 Nov 8 14:46 rsync
Hovever w
I was interested by this compilation on OSX 10.4. I followed the same
Bombich instructions, and I thought I was successful, since I have
found the following in the /usr/local/bin directory with today's date:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root staff 1011412 Nov 8 14:46 rsync
Hovever when I perform the c
I agree with Matt it looks like the old version is still in use.
If you would like to run backups with rsync on Mac OS X, then you may be
interested in LBackup. Once you have rsync working it is just a matter of
dropping LBackup in place. Also, LBackup manages rsync paths from within a
backup con
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