Rsync - Revision history

Ractive at 22:56, 20 January 2021

2021-01-20T22:56:27Z

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	rsync -vrltD --stats --human-readable /tmp/software /nas10 \| pv -lep -s 42 >/dev/null		rsync -vrltD --stats --human-readable /tmp/software /nas10 \| pv -lep -s 42 >/dev/null

			options:<br>
			-n = dry run

	source=https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/show-progress-during-file-transfer/		source=https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/show-progress-during-file-transfer/

2018-08-16T00:21:23Z

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	backup dir1 to dir2 and delete missing from dir2		backup dir1 to dir2 and delete missing from dir2
	rsync -a --delete /media/hdd1/data-1/ /media/hdd2/data-2/		rsync -a --delete /media/hdd1/data-1/ /media/hdd2/data-2/


			rsync with progress

			rsync -av --info=progress2 root@nas01:/tmp/Office .

			rsync options source dest \| pv -lpes Number-Of-Files

			rsync -vrltD --stats --human-readable /tmp/software /nas10 \| pv -lep -s 42 >/dev/null

			source=https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/show-progress-during-file-transfer/

2018-03-06T11:32:47Z

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	NOTE: It might be possible to set the default ssh port in ~/.ssh/config so specifying the remote port all the time will be unnecessary.		NOTE: It might be possible to set the default ssh port in ~/.ssh/config so specifying the remote port all the time will be unnecessary.

			backup dir1 to dir2 and delete missing from dir2
			rsync -a --delete /media/hdd1/data-1/ /media/hdd2/data-2/

2018-01-14T13:49:11Z

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	NOTE: It might be possible to set the default ssh port in ~/.ssh/config so specifying the remote port all the time will be unnecessary.		NOTE: It might be possible to set the default ssh port in ~/.ssh/config so specifying the remote port all the time will be unnecessary.

2018-01-14T13:48:59Z

To copy files to a remote server

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	==To copy files to a remote server==		==To copy files to a remote server==
	rsync -e 'ssh -p 2222' *.txt username@batman:/tmp		rsync -e 'ssh -p 2222' *.txt username@batman:/tmp


			NOTE: It might be possible to set the default ssh port in ~/.ssh/config so specifying the remote port all the time will be unnecessary.

2018-01-14T13:46:59Z

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	==To copy files to a remote server==		==To copy files to a remote server==
	rsync *.txt 'ssh -p 2222' username@batman:/tmp		rsync -e 'ssh -p 2222' *.txt username@batman:/tmp

2018-01-14T13:40:52Z

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	==To copy files to a remote server==		==To copy files to a remote server==
	rsync *.txt username@batman:/tmp		rsync *.txt 'ssh -p 2222' username@batman:/tmp

2018-01-14T13:36:51Z

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==To copy files to a remote server==
rsync *.txt username@batman:/tmp