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On 26 Feb 2008, at 19:51, Stroller wrote: |
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> Thanks. I think this has been suggested before for my backups - IIRC |
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> it has a useful --ignore-path or --exclude-path command which can |
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> insure you all the users' Documents & Settings, without the useless |
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> temp & "Temporary Internet Files". |
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rsync has excellent control over what is copied via the include and |
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exclude options. |
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> I've just tried `rsync- vrchi` on a pair of subdirectories ("My |
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> Documents") of the backup I made last week and on those it seems run |
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> in acceptable time. I got little output, however, so have deleted a |
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> couple of files from the destination (I should perhaps write some |
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> random data to another) and am running it again in anticipation of |
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> some "copying /a/b/c/file /x/y/z/file" output. |
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When I run rsync interactively i usually add --stats and --progress to |
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the command. Those will give you more feedback. |
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> I appreciate your help, |
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Least I could do, and if I hadn't mentioned it I am sure someone else |
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would have. This is a gentoo list ;-) |
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Christopher |
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