On Mon, 26 Sep 2005, Tolkin, Steve wrote: > No. I actually use the freeware version program syncback at > http://www.2brightsparks.com/downloads.html to do backup, and I think > it uses rsync (or similar) internally. But I do not just want to do a > full restore. I want to see what will be happening first.
Okay then, do that: rsync --dry-run $args $source $destination # <--- testing, then... rsync $args $source $destination # <--- ...actually does it There's a canned retort in here about those who fail to learn from rsync will end up reinventing it, badly, but I can't quite find the witty version I'm looking for (and, for that matter, I can't quite remember the quote that I'm ripping off there, either...). -- Chris Devers 4ûkuwY^TöºûÑ
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