chmod - need help with options capital D and capital F..
I am trying out Rsync and saw an example of a Rsync command that contains the following:
--chmod=g+w,Da+rX,Fa+r I researched online but didn't have any luck finding out what "D" and "F" are.. Any help will be much appreciated! Thanks in advance! |
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If you look at this post: http://www.lightcubesolutions.com/blog/?p=104. In the first code block (which I pasted below) in the arg line, it uses "D" and "F" in the chmod command.. <target name="rsync_remotehost" > <exec executable="rsync" dir="${cfg.someDir}"> <arg line="-aOvz --chmod=g+w,Da+rX,Fa+r,F-X --exclude .svn . \ ${rsync.user}@${rsync.server}:${rsync.dir}" /> </exec> </target> |
The author is modifying his build.xml file in that snippet. What you see there is XML coding, not proper chmod (Linux command) syntax, I think.
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"D" - directory "F" - file Thanks a lot for the help! :) |
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