Hi all,
I hope this is the right forum for this.
I want to run an rsync script weekly, cron, and send its output in an email.
Basic stuff really, but the problem I have is the output from rsync. It doesn't seem to make any sense.
eg
Code:
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -avh * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
A
B
C
E
X
sent 349 bytes received 130 bytes 958.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.02
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -avh * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
sent 124 bytes received 20 bytes 288.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.08
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rm ../test-dst/*
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -lvHhr --delete-after * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
C
E
X
A => E
B => X
sent 261 bytes received 102 bytes 726.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.03
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -lvHhr --delete-after --exclude=iso --exclude=tmp * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
A
B
C
E => A
X => B
sent 261 bytes received 102 bytes 726.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.03
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -lvHhr --delete-after --exclude=iso --exclude=tmp * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
A
B
C
E => A
X => B
sent 261 bytes received 102 bytes 726.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.03
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
ls ../test-dst/
A B C E X
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -avHh --delete-after --exclude=iso --exclude=tmp * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
A
B
C
E => A
X => B
sent 305 bytes received 102 bytes 814.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.03
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -avHh --delete-after * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
sent 148 bytes received 20 bytes 336.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.07
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -avHh --delete-after --exclude=iso --exclude=tmp * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
sent 148 bytes received 20 bytes 336.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.07
eg 2
Code:
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -avHh --delete-after --exclude=iso --exclude=tmp * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
sent 148 bytes received 20 bytes 336.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.07
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -avlHh --delete-after --exclude=iso --exclude=tmp * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
sent 148 bytes received 20 bytes 336.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.07
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -rvlHh --delete-after --exclude=iso --exclude=tmp * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
sent 104 bytes received 20 bytes 248.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.09
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
touch ZZ
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -rvlHh --delete-after --exclude=iso --exclude=tmp * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
ZZ
sent 158 bytes received 42 bytes 400.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.06
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -lvHhr --delete-after --exclude=iso --exclude=tmp * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
ZZ
sent 158 bytes received 42 bytes 400.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.06
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -lvHhr --delete-after --exclude=iso --exclude=tmp * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
ZZ
sent 158 bytes received 42 bytes 400.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.06
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -lvHhr --delete-after --exclude=iso --exclude=tmp * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
ZZ
sent 158 bytes received 42 bytes 400.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.06
david.ward@om012234 ~/dev/test $
rsync -lvHhr --delete-after --exclude=iso --exclude=tmp * ../test-dst/
building file list ... done
ZZ
sent 158 bytes received 42 bytes 400.00 bytes/sec
total size is 11 speedup is 0.06
These are all successive commands, nothing has been left out....
It seems its output doesn't make sense. Should be just the files transferred, changed, but it doesn't do that consistently.
This is not a network file system and this is not a VM.
