Indeed, that's how I got it installed!
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d6jg wrote:
> Yes it doesnt use Samba at all. Not sure if its built into pCP or not.
Thanks, it's in the PcP extension repository so I'll check it out this
weekend.
Code:
Title: rsync.tcz
Description:Fast incremental file transfer
Version:3.
If the created or modified date on the file has changed will it update
it? When I update by music backup I don't sync files just because the
created date changes.
Thanks,
Howard
d6jg wrote:
> No. It programmatically compares the two sets and then copies everything
> that has changed or is new
jeroen2 wrote:
> Sorry for the Noob question, but can rsync run without Samba (using SSH,
> I guess)? And could I run rsync on the Pi (on PcP)?
Yes it doesnt use Samba at all. Not sure if its built into pCP or not.
Jim
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d6jg wrote:
> On the contrary rsync is the way to go if you are using Linux and is
> highly configurable and can easily be run on schedule.
Sorry for the Noob question, but can rsync run without Samba (using SSH,
I guess)? And could I run rsync on the Pi (on PcP)?
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Howard Passman wrote:
> Respectfully, wouldn't it still need user intervention to decide what
> types of files you wanted to compare in order to do it as quickly as
> possible?
>
> Howard
No. It programmatically compares the two sets and then copies everything
that has changed or is new and opt
Respectfully, wouldn't it still need user intervention to decide what
types of files you wanted to compare in order to do it as quickly as
possible?
Howard
d6jg wrote:
> On the contrary rsync is the way to go if you are using Linux and is
> highly configurable and can easily be run on schedule.
Howard Passman wrote:
> Not to beat a dead horse, but one of the reasons I don't think you'll
> ever get this to be automatic and that I like FreeFileSync is, sometimes
> you only want to edit or add certain types of files. Maybe you've just
> added a few album covers or something like that. With
Howard Passman wrote:
> Not to beat a dead horse, but one of the reasons I don't think you'll
> ever get this to be automatic and that I like FreeFileSync is, sometimes
> you only want to edit or add certain types of files.
For me using Samba and connecting the PcP drive as a network disk to m
Not to beat a dead horse, but one of the reasons I don't think you'll
ever get this to be automatic and that I like FreeFileSync is, sometimes
you only want to edit or add certain types of files. Maybe you've just
added a few album covers or something like that. With FreeFileSync you
can choose t
mrw wrote:
> Carbon Copy Cloner on a mac can sync between a mac and networked drive.
> [...]The USB disk being shared by the LMS server using samba.
I've tried that but keep having problems with it. Keeps freezing LMS and
then takes forever to get it reboot and recognise the external USB
disk..
I use FreeFileSync to sync up 3 servers and a 4th hard drive. Works
easily enough and takes no time except the wait if you have a large
database. The fastest way for me is to remove the drive or USB thumb
drive and sync it on a Windows machine using USB 3.X The 500GB thumb
drive in my car isn't
Thanks, everyone. I have something mostly working now. Started off
trying to use the SAMBA server, and was doing that with rsync, but then
decided I could just figure out how to do it with ssh. So now that's
what I have going. I ran into issues with filenames, and ultimately
ended up reformatting
I have iMac and picoreplayer and an usb drive that is connected to the
router; so that i ca see theusb drive as a server on the network. Then i
use an apple script to that run Rsync to sync my iTunes library from my
iMac to the USB drive. It Works quite smoothly.
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Carbon Copy Cloner on a mac can sync between a mac and networked drive.
In my case, from my iTunes folder on my mac direct to the USB disk
attached to my LMS server. The USB disk being shared by the LMS server
using samba.
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df77 wrote:
> Unfortunately that is not possible with sync free - with resilio sync
> (free) the sync process is always between different instances of the
> sync daemon, and therefore even using smb as a target would require a
> second machine running resilio sync.
>
> The big advantage of res
tastewar wrote:
> df77- is Resilio Sync (free version) capable of targeting the optional
> Samba share that can be installed in LMS on pCP? Or does it require that
> Resilio software is running on the pCP itself?
Unfortunately that is not possible with sync free - with resilio sync
(free) the s
slartibartfast wrote:
> Freefilesync also works well.
> https://freefilesync.org
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
this is what I use to sync two systems, one at home the other at a
cabin. I do it not only for music, but favorites and prefs. The object
is to have two identical systems a
Thanks, d6jg; I would like to avoid, if possible, the complexity of a
adding a NAS (another device to manage, find a place for, etc) if I can,
but I appreciate the simplicity (in some sense) of having it be a "hub"
that some devices would write to, and others just read from.
df77- is Resilio Syn
Freefilesync also works well.
https://freefilesync.org
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I strongly recommend resilio sync for such tasks. It's a very powerful
and simple tool for such use cases, but afaik it's no packages for pcp
are available. In principle that should be doable: There are at least
builds for arm and armhf available
(https://www.resilio.com/individuals/)
I use resi
tastewar wrote:
> I have a piCorePlayer 8.0.0 running LMS server using a local USB hard
> disk to store my music library. A long time ago, I plugged it into a
> computer and copied my iTunes music library to it. I have, on occasion,
> manually updated it, but what I would really like is to be ab
I have a piCorePlayer 8.0.0 running LMS server using a local USB hard
disk to store my music library. A long time ago, I plugged it into a
computer and copied my iTunes music library to it. I have, on occasion,
manually updated it, but what I would really like is to be able to setup
automated syn
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