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2003 Mar 12
0
can't delete older file/directory links on another local partition after `snapshot' type backup script
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$LN='/bin/ln';
$LS='/bin/ls';
$RSYNC='/usr/bin/rsync';
$MOUNT='/bin/mount';
# $archivepart is a string specifying the partition which contains $archivedir
$archivepart='/old';
# $archivedir is the absolute path to archive structure
#$archivedir='/home/daltonh/tmp/old'; # defined globally
$archivedir='/old'; # so structure will be /old/old2003
# $log is a directory where the logfile archive.log should be stored
$log='/var/log';
#$log='/home/daltonh/tmp';
# $includedfiles is a filename which specifies in rsync format what...
2003 Feb 05
1
equivalence of gzipped and non-gzipped files?
I'm trying to get a backup system going using rsync --- bit of a newbie.
Just wondering if there is a way I can get rsync to recognise that a
non-gzipped file in one directory tree is equivalent to the same gzipped file
in the (say backup) tree, or vice versa. Could this be done with the
include/exclude features? I note that gzip doesn't alter the timestamp on a
file when it zips
2003 Mar 17
0
can't delete older file/directory links on another local partitionafter `snapshot' type backup script
Well I think I've found out what the problem was here, but don't understand
why. Something to do with include/exclude pattern though (surprise,
surprise).
As I see it.... Basically all these commands should (and tested, do) transfer
the same files, only everything under /root/tmp/test plus these directories.
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rsync -avvR --delete --delete-excluded --include "/root/"