Rsync help
Dear all,
I have few questions regarding rsync and I would like to ask for some advice. So far I am having all my Documents (folder inside /home/user/Documents/Documents-remoteServer) folders in a remote server, I mount that one through sshfs and currently I am having quite few problems with its performance. I have decided a. buy a new large hard disk b. move all that remote content locally to my hard disk c. use that remote space only for backing up files 1)If I understand right this brings into the game rsync which can make "accurate" copies. If that is right can u give me few hints houw the command should like when I copy the files from remote server to a local hard disk now? 2) Lets say that one is complete I am also thinking to use the old remote server to taking backups file of my work. If I understand it right rsync would only copies changes to files made and this will reduce a lot the network throughput needed. Is not that right? I gues a crontab entry of rsync would make it work. The only thing that concerns me now if how rsync will behave when at the beginning the local files that I would have on my hard disk (those that were copied at step one) would be 99% same with those in the remote server. Would that be a problem? I would like to thank you for your help and support B.R Alex |
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rsync -a --progress user@server-ip:/path/to/your/documents/* /path/to/your/local-documents For more info on rsync Code:
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