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Hi, I use this command. But it also shows the files that are the same. Is there an option that can be specified so that only the differences are printed? Thanks. rsync -avun --delete src dir -- Regards, Peng

...$Y/2 with the content of $X/2 and `rsync --dry-run --info=COPY -r -c $X $Y` should print $Y/2 (or $X/2, this isn't part of my problem), but it prints nothing. Further non-working solutions include: * `rsync --dry-run --info=COPY -r -c $X/ $Y/` # same as above with trailing slashes * `rsync -avun $SOURCE $TARGET` [http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/57305/rsync-compare-directories] (printing both files or nothing (with and without trailing slashes)) * `rsync -rvnc --delete $X/ $Y/` [http://psung.blogspot.de/2008/06/comparing-directory-trees-with-diff-or.html] (basically the same as `a...

I have built my repo by copying the content of the ISO images, maintaining the date. When I test with: rsync -avun rsync://mirrors.kernel.org/centos/5.1/os/i386/ \ --exclude=debug/ /repos/centos/5.1/os/i386 the only file listed is: CentOS/yum-kernel-module-1.0.4-3.el5.centos.2.noarch.rpm Which I did not get from the ISOs. but if I leave off the -u option, the list is VERY long. Why? Also do I need to use...

...s are not the same, but I don't need to know what the differences are with the files. > However, if that command lists a file something is different about it. > add --itemize-changes to find out what. I see this output. What does ">f.s........ 2.txt" mean? Thanks. $ rsync -avun --delete --itemize-changes /tmp/tmp.GH6z0oN8rn/a/ /tmp/tmp.GH6z0oN8rn/b sending incremental file list >f.s........ 2.txt sent 73 bytes received 19 bytes 184.00 bytes/sec total size is 4 speedup is 0.04 (DRY RUN) ==> /tmp/tmp.GH6z0oN8rn/a/1.txt <== 1 ==> /tmp/tmp.GH6z0oN8rn/a/2.tx...

...it by doing this: # mkdir src # mkdir dest # cd src # touch 1 2 3 4 5 # cd .. # rsync -avu src/ dest # cd src # rm 1 2 # cd .. ( Here i try to sync src and dest, but only delete one file from dest at the time. This would prevent an accidental rm in src from propagating to dest. ) # rsync --delete -avun --max-delete=1 src/ dest Output: root@computer:/tmp# ./rsync --delete -avun --max-delete=1 src/ dest building file list ... done deleting 2 deleting 1 sent 81 bytes received 20 bytes 202.00 bytes/sec total size is 0 speedup is 0.00 It deletes 2 files while --max-delete...