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...server and another server synced by. What is the best way to do this? I want to have /source and /target to be exactly the same. I don't want any extra files in /target. I want the timestamps to be the exact same in /target. Does anyone have a good rsync arguments I can use? I have been using -avzl but I was wondering if there was anything better. TIA

...r--r-- 1 username staff 14142 7 Nov 00:05 Sync_From_Log.txt -rw-r--r-- 1 username staff 1945 7 Nov 00:26 Sync_To_Log.txt AddressBook, Adium 2.0, and Calendars are all directories. Bookmarks.plist and StickiesDatabase are files. The command I'm using to sync to the server: rsync -avzL -e ssh --exclude ".DS_Store" /Users/username/Sync username@the.server.address:~/ This works perfectly and does exactly what I want. The command I'm using to sync from the server: rsync -avzL -e ssh --exclude ".DS_Store" username@the.server.address:~/Sync /Users/userna...

We have some speed/performance issues: We have a 100M fullduplex private network setup to handle rsync transfers to our "mirror" server with a command like: time rsync -e ssh -avzl --delete --rsync-path=/usr/local/bin/rsync \ --exclude ".netscape/cache/" --delete-excluded \ bigserver:/staff1 /mirror/bigserver It takes about 20 minutes to check/transfer files from bigserver:/staff1 (Solaris 8) and the local machine (RH 7.2, Linux 2.4.2-2). bigserver/staff1 is 2...

Would it be more efficient to use rsync to get filestats instead of using the 'find' command? I would like to know how big a directory is on a filesystem, but this directory has millions of small files. I was wondering if rsync would be more efficient than find when using "-n" options. TIA

...Version: 3.1.1 Hardware: All OS: Linux Status: NEW Severity: major Priority: P5 Component: core Assignee: wayned at samba.org Reporter: teo8976 at gmail.com QA Contact: rsync-qa at samba.org rsync -avzL --no-o --no-g ./* user at example.org:~/path/to/folder Expected: Either it should copy transfer all files in the current directory and subdirectories recursively, including hidden files (i.e. whose name starts with a dot) or it may omit by default all hidden files, from both the current director...

...ransfer, so be sure to capture all the output, including stderr). I appreciate the extra detail of the copy commands you used, because it confirmed my suspicion that the extra updates you saw were due to you creating a duplicate set of files in the destination. I.e.: this command: rsync -e ssh -avzl --delete myhost.mydomain.com:/var /backup_disk/root/var actually created a directory /backup_disk/root/var/var. You should either leave off the trailing "var" in the destination, or add a trailing slash in the source to avoid that. -- Configure bugmail: https://bugzilla.samba.org/user...