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Am Fri, Sep 02, 2022 at 03:35:56AM -0500 schrieb Dale: |
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> time rsync -auv --progress --delete /home/dale/Desktop/Crypt/Video/* |
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> /mnt/10tb/Video/ |
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A little OT, but still related: |
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Instead of -v, give -i a try. -v only shows you the path of synced files. In |
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addition to that, -i also shows you *why* a file is synced and what exactly is |
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synced (the whole file, or only permissions or timestamps or other attributes). |
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An example: |
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## create source and destination dir, and a source file |
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$ mkdir a b |
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$ touch a/foo |
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## rsync the -v way |
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$ rsync -av a/ b/ |
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sending incremental file list |
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./ |
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foo |
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## update timestamp of first file, create another file, and rsync with -i |
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$ touch a/{foo,bar} |
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$ rsync -ai a/ b/ |
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.d..t...... ./ |
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>f+++++++++ bar |
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>f..t...... foo |
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See what it did there? Rsync tells you that it copied the new file "bar", |
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but "foo" only had its timestamp changed, the same as for the root dir, |
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because we added a file to it. |
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Three nuns cycle along a country road. |
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1: “I’ve never come this way before.” |
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2: “It’s the cobblestones.” |
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