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Old 12-27-2010, 04:57 PM   #1
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Unhappy Need to rsync 8 different filesystems into one new filesystem - Help, please!!


Good afternoon and happy holidays. I need to combine 6 different filesystems into one filesystem using rsync. I am so confused as to which parameters I need to use.

The 6 fileystems are:

/mnt/tkpkgc1a/vol/mn_pkg_08_02/
/mnt/tkpkgc1a/vol/mn_pkg_08_01/
/mnt/tkpkgc1a/vol/mn_pkg_06_09/
/mnt/tkpkgc1a/vol/mn_pkg_08_14/
/mnt/tkpkgc1a/vol/mn_pkg_09_20/
/mnt/tkpkgc1a/vol/mn_pkg_09_17/

These all need to be merged into a filesystem called:

/mnt/tk6030-1/vol/mn_pkg_08_02/

I know what the first step will be:

time rsync -av --progress /mnt/tkpkgc1a/vol/mn_pkg_08_02/* /mnt/tk6030-1/vol/mn_pkg_08_02/ &

However, what next? What will be the options to append the rest of the filesystems, above, into /mnt/tk6030-1/vol/mn_pkg_08_02/ ??

Nothing will need to be deleted. There will be duplicate relative file paths - alot of the directories and sub-directories will be identical between all of these filesystems, but all files will be unique. I basically need to combine all of these 6 filesystems into one new filesystem without deleting anything. Just appending into one. In other words, the resulting size of the one new filesystem should be the sum of all 6 filesystems together.

Thanks much, and God bless.

km
 
Old 12-27-2010, 07:20 PM   #2
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