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> You want --exclude-from=file
> You can cut-and-paste those path patterns into that file just as they are.
Sadly, I'm still getting the files on the destination.
Any ideas? 3.0.7 on windows, 3.0.8 on mac.
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The two most common problems with excludes are:
1. Excluded paths are relative to the source path. So if you are
rsyncing /home/username and you want to exclude /home/username/Trash
the path to exclude is actually /Trash.
2. Mistaking the fact that
> 2. Mistaking the fact that the files are in the target because they
> were already in the target for rsync actually transferring them. If
> they were there before you ran rsync they will still be there after
> unless you use --delete-excluded
Whoops! I thought that was the default. Thank you.
On Sat, 2011-12-24 at 18:26 -0500, Kevin Korb wrote:
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> The two most common problems with excludes are:
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> 1. Excluded paths are relative to the source path. So if you are
> rsyncing /home/username and you want to exclude /home/username/Trash
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- --exclude Movies/ --exclude Music/
Or put them in a text file list and use --exlcude-from
On 12/24/11 20:16, Phil Dobbin wrote:
> On Sat, 2011-12-24 at 18:26 -0500, Kevin Korb wrote:
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On Sat, 2011-12-24 at 20:20 -0500, Kevin Korb wrote:
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> - --exclude Movies/ --exclude Music/
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> Or put them in a text file list and use --exlcude-from
Many thanks. Happy holidays...
Cheers,
Phil.
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I am working with rsync on Debian, package version 3.0.9-1.
I am trying to use rsync --compare-dest to make a delta-copy of a directory.
In my case, the mtimes are all unreliable. The data is the same, but
the times are all messed up and always will be.
I am trying to use --compare-dest w
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If you use -a then rsync will fix the time stamps if they are
different. Therefore rsync will have to copy them to fix the time
stamps. If you don't care about timestamps then don't tell rsync to
sync them.
Your source and target are both local path
Thanks for your reply.
Just to be clear, when I said "delta-copy", I did not mean rsync's
per-file delta to speed up remote transfers. I meant that I am
basically making an incremental backup of the directories in question.
I have a base-install dir (fresh set of files), a modified-install
Indeed!
The -a implication of -t was causing the problem... though I am
struggling to think of any case where the use of -t would be desirable
when --compare-dest is used. Perhaps it should be simply negated with a
warning message?
At the very least, I hope this mail will serve as a warnin
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