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Grant wrote: |
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>>> I store my music collection on my desktop and I'd like to keep my |
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>>> laptop in sync with an exception. My directory structure is laid out |
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>>> like: |
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>>> |
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>>> ~/music/artist/album/ |
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>>> |
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>>> which contains flac files, a cover.png file, and a folder called CD. |
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>>> I'd like to synchronize the flac files and cover.png but keep the CD |
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>>> folder out of it completely. How should I do this? |
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>>> |
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>>> - Grant |
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>>> |
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>> The thing that jumps to me immediately is rsync with a --exclude=CD |
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> |
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> Man, rsync is easy to use. I imagined something else. Would |
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> rsnapshot be useful in this case? What are the advantages of using a |
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> daemon instead of remote-shell? |
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> |
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> - Grant |
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> |
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Let me get this straight. Rsync being easy to use is a downside? I've |
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never used rsnapshot but judging by eix it sounds like it might work... |
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Eric Martin |
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