Daniel O'Callaghan:
It uses rsync, but manages a directory tree with hard links to
unchanged files.
It would solve your problem, but in a different way.
Thanks for this - the issue is solved, but I will certainly have a look
to that one as well.
Jos
Must have had a temporary brain damage, sorry...
thanks
Jos
Paul Macdonald:
--exclude /files/photos
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Hi,
On Thu, 18 Apr 2013 13:30:45 +0200
Jos Chrispijn wrote:
> I have a local folder called /files/
> In my daily backup event I create as per day a backkup folder that
> contains this /files folder including all its sub folders
>
> --- cut ---
>
> rsync -avrz -e ssh /files/ backupr@x.x.x.x:/v
In this /files folder, amongst others, I have another folder called
photos: /files/photos
What I now would like to do is sync the /files folder with an
exclusion on the /files/photos folder
Reason for that is that this /photos subfolder contains 12 gb on
photos, which I don't want to have in
On 18/04/2013 9:30 PM, Jos Chrispijn wrote:
rsync -avrz -e ssh /files/ backupr@x.x.x.x:/vol1/FreeBSD/$DATE/
Just a thought, but have you looked at rsnapshot?
http://www.rsnapshot.org/ http://www.freshports.org/sysutils/rsnapshot/
It uses rsync, but manages a directory tree with hard links to u
I have a local folder called /files/
In my daily backup event I create as per day a backkup folder that
contains this /files folder including all its sub folders
--- cut ---
rsync -avrz -e ssh /files/ backupr@x.x.x.x:/vol1/FreeBSD/$DATE/
In this /files folder, amongst others, I have another f
