On 2018-12-26 01:39, ternaryd wrote:
On Wed, 26 Dec 2018 00:45:46 -0800
"I. Ivanov" <[email protected]> wrote:
The challenge I am facing with XMP as a
primary is that when changes are done across
multiple folders (in my case I removed
description in 3-4 folders - modified about
600 files out of few thousand affected) I
didn't find a good way to identify the
affected files in the backup and retrieve
it.
If you're on Linux, there is rsync(1). This
works locally as well as across the network. I'm
using a line in the form of
rsync -av --delete /src/dir /backup/dir
(actually, I still have an --exclude argument
to not bother with some other stuff).
This is very fast and reliable; if everything
is online, you can do that by cron(1)
Thank you,
Yes - I use rsync. Maybe I can mirror the complete structure taking only
the XMP files. There are a few items now that I can investigate.
Thank you all! I appreciate all the help received on the list!
Regards,
B
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