Seen that, tried that, did not work, it deleted all my links and started
downloading the files again. Apparently, judging by the title of this
option it only follows directory symlinks, I have file symlinks. A little
reading of my exact question might be appropriate, would it not?
Anyway, I h
On Fri, 20 Jul 2012, Yuriy Davygora wrote:
> So, my question remains: can rsync somehow handle symlinks at the target
> machine, or should I use some other tools?
>
A little Googling and/or RTFM would be appropriate, would it not?
Check the man page on:
--copy-dirlinks
Or Google for an
Thanks for your answer, but, unfortunately nothing you suggested is
possible (I am just a user and not the admin), and, besides, isn't that a
little bit overkill? This procedure with symlinking randomly spread files
is standard at our place and all the software we use to analyze those data
can han
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Hash: SHA1
It sounds like you need lvm2 or whatever the equiv is for whatever OS
you are running. Or maybe RAID (or both).
On 07/20/12 13:10, Yuriy Davygora wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I am trying to synchronize data from a remote machine (ssh) to my
> local one u
Dear all,
I am trying to synchronize data from a remote machine (ssh) to my local
one using rsync (pure scp would overwrite everything every time). The
problem is, however, that due to the size of data and available storage, I
have to distribute it over several hdd's. For that I have a script
