Thanks for all the help.
I solved the problem using PHP because I'm more confident in that
language. As I knew the starting ID I just scanned the directory and
moved the files to another folder and rsync'ed from there.
Many thanks
Piers
On 28/11/22 08:11, Karl Billeter via luv-main wrote:
On Sun, Nov 27, 2022 at 07:11:43PM +1000, Piers Rowan via luv-main wrote:
Thanks for this David. I am pretty farmiliar with rsync which is why I think
I need to use another command to move the copied ones by name/id < $x and
then rsync the folder - more like a find type command
It sounds like there's still something missing in the description... have the
previously transferred files been moved from their destination since transfer?
For more complicated 2-way syncing with filtering etc. I usually use `unison`.
It can be a little fussy when different hosts have different versions but apart
from that works well.
Karl
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