> the -i shows that most are being copied due to time differences, so in
> theory -t should work? This does in fact work on a little test setup
> on my work laptop, i will test it properly when i get home tonight.
I am glad that the -t option is working with your test.
If you decide to use LBa
Hi,
I am learning rsync mechanism. My understanding is that rsync reads a
file into multiple chunks and calculates every byte for MD5 and
rolling checksum for each chunk.. On the other side of file system, it
compares two checksums for each chunk in the same file to decide if
two files are equal o
1272574453.H315376P30969.dwhs38.dwhs.net,S=1859
I tried
*.*.dwhs38.dwhs.net,*
*.*.dwhs38.dwhs.net
But it still transfers.
Also if there is a tutorial on blocking rsync files please let me know.
Thanks,
Charles
www.ezlinuxadmin.com
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Chaze
http://www.charlesyarbrough.com My Blog | DWH
Hi Henri
Thanks very much. LBackup looks good, but i need a solution which only
copies files which have changed, and does not link the others, as the
folder is destined for a tar archive. Also, the copied files must be
fully functional, i.e. must be whole files, not just differences like
rdiff. th
> Can I just list them one after the other like so in crontab -e
You may wish to also consider using a single rsync command :
rsync -auv --delete \
/Godfather/Documents \
/Godfather/Setups \
/Godfather/Pictures \
/Godfather/Backups \
/Godfather/Videos \
/Backup # backup destination
With this app
I have one script that has multiple rsync to a backup server. I do not want
them all running at the same time but I want to be sure that they all complete.
What I do is use the sh wait command link
rsync . &
rsync . &
Wait
rsync . &
rsync . &
On Mon 19 Jul 2010, dschuett wrote:
> allow for a more efficient backup. I know I could just run them at different
> times in the same night, but I don't want to chance one not completing
> before the other starts. Can I just list them one after the other like so in
> crontab -e:
>
> # m h dom m
