On Friday, November 11, 2011 05:05:00 PM augustin wrote: > Hello, > > I am mirroring a local application onto a remote server: > > mirror -v -n -L -R -x \.txt -x \.htaccess -X \.git > > The -n option doesn't seem to work: > -n, --only-newer download only newer files > However, even though locally nothing has changed, the same files are being > uploaded again (wasting time and bandwidth and causing problems on the > server because each file is being deleted before being re-uploaded): > > Removing old file `cron.php' > Transferring file `cron.php' > Removing old file `index.php' > Transferring file `index.php' > Removing old file `install.php' > Transferring file `install.php' > etc. > etc. > > > Also, neither: > -X \.git > nor > -X \.git* > nor > -X .git > works. > > man page: > -X GP, --exclude-glob GP exclude matching files > GP is a glob pattern, e.g. `*.zip'. > I wanted to be clever and use a GP to exclude .git and .gitignore, but > apparently only -x .git works. > > The main problem is that mirror -n does not work as expected. > >
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