Hi i'm a new user but rsync is easy and a great tool
I have a folder caled source and a folder caled destini, like this
+ Source
|_ FolderA
|____ File1
|____ File2
+ Destini
I use this comando to sync only File 1
rsync -a Souce/FolderA/File1 Destini
it's copy the File 1 to Destini but i would like who rsync create te Folder
A in the destini and put the File 1 inside Then.
I read many times the man but not find anything about it, it's possible,
thanks for some help.
By the way, i need to specify the name of file i want to copy i can't use
rsync -r Souce Destini
Becouse in the Source Folder exist some file if i didn't whant to copy.
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On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 03:14:52PM -0800, Anselmo Battisti wrote:> rsync -a Souce/FolderA/File1 Destini > it's copy the File 1 to Destini but i would like who rsync create te Folder A in the destini and put the File 1 inside Then.If you have a new enough rsync (at least 2.6.7), you can do this: rsync -aR Souce/./FolderA/File1 Destini The -R (--relative) option says that you want path information to be duplicated from the source files, and the "/./" dir is used to indicate where in the path the duplication should begin (with the default being the entire path if no "/./" dir is specified). If you have an older rsync, you need to chdir before the copy because it doesn't understand the "/./" dir idiom: chdir Souce rsync -aR FolderA/File1 ../Destini ..wayne..