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...arse out the <source path> and if it is remote, capture the hostname if [ `echo $dest_path_parm | grep ":"` ] then remote_dest_host=${dest_path_parm%:*} remote_dest_path=${dest_path_parm#*:} fi # At this point we need to see if there are additional directories to # call with lrsync, as long as our recursion level is > 0. # To build a list of targets, we need to determine if the...

...h usage restrictions like an 8GB download limit per month when downloaded in peak periods (off peak is unrestricted between 00:00 and 06:00). So for those with restrictions like this will often run backups nightly to run between this time. Currently I have written a wrapper script to rsync called lrsync that accepts an option of --end-time. This option takes a timestamp that will force rsync to terminate when the current time exceeds the time represented by the timestamp. For example, running lrsync at midnight with the following option: lrsync --end-time $(( $(date +%s) + 21600 )) ...will f...

...a command). - The code could use some more verbose-output messages. - It needs more comments. The code is here: http://www.clari.net/~wayne/rsync_xfer.c You need to have librsync installed or available. You compile the code as you would expect: gcc -g -Wall -o rsync_xfer rsync_xfer.c -lrsync ..wayne..