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Harry Putnam <reader@×××××××.com> [11-08-01 15:12]: |
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> meino.cramer@×××.de writes: |
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> > Hi, |
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> > I have to old (technical identical) harddisks formerly used for backup |
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> > purposes. They contain each a different set of files -- the |
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> > partitioning is identical. Both disks are nearly filled. |
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> > The harddisk in my PC has more free space (they contain a totally |
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> > different system than the old disks!) |
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> You might be able to make use of rsync's flag: --compare-dest=DIR |
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> I've done something like this way back but not sure the flag above is |
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> the correct one. |
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> However rsync does have the capability to compare more than one |
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> heirarchy before moving data... just not sure that is the proper flag. |
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> Try `man rsync' and see if that looks like it will help? |
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> If that isn't clear... then I recommend the rsync list on gmane. I've |
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> found many times, that list is very helpful. |
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Hi Harry, |
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thank you very much for your help and infos! :) |
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Best regards, |
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mcc |
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