On 2 June 2012 09:29, Jon Wilks jonnyx1...@gmail.com wrote:
If ever you get temped to use --delete as an arg to rsync, always always
always test it first with the -nv argument. No matter how confident you are
with the outcome.
oooh yess. Seconded. Except I remeber '--dry-run' (though I
Hi all
I need a bit of help with rsync (well grsync actually but I assume grsync is
just an interface to rsync) please...
What I've used it for in the past is to mirror two drives - and it works
fine. However I've noticed the following and I need a workaround. Let A
be the master and B
Hi Rob,
On Fri, Jun 01, 2012 at 06:04:16PM +0100, Rob Malpass wrote:
Running grsync in the usual way means I end up with
/foo/bar/1987/fred (which is correct)
but I also end up with
/foo/bar/fred (which is now a duplicate - and can be
deleted)
What I want
but I also end up with
/foo/bar/fred (which is now a duplicate - and can be
deleted)
You're looking to add one of the --delete options to rsync. I've no idea
how to do that in grsync - I don't use it.
The exact incantation to use depends on when you want the deletion to
