If you must "push" the transfer to the destination, push over the listing
from the run, after you're done.
If you can "pull" the transfer to the destination, you can take the list
directly from the rsync process, and use the output to drive the process
of running the commands in real time, rather than waiting for the rsync
run to finish.
Don't forget your "-v".
If the destination is static, except for the rsync update:
before the run
find destination -type f -print |sort|xargs sum >beforefile
after the run
find destination -type f -print |sort|xargs sum >afterfile
diff beforefile afterfile |awk "/^$destination/{print \$1}" |sort|uniq
|while read file
do
[ -f "$file" ] && yourcommand $file
done
Tim Conway
Unix System Administration
Contractor - IBM Global Services
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What is the best way to get the list of filenames being transferred to the
destination -- from the destination side? We are not running in daemon
mode. We'd like to run a command on each file on the destination after the
file has completed rsync-ing.
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