Matt wrote:
Suresh Govindachar wrote:
How about the following scheme?
open /e/cmds/foo
do till end-of-file:
begin-continue
discard lines till there is a match to some/path/projects/c_a
keep lines till there is a match to a directory outside c_a
On Sun, Sep 09, 2007 at 11:17:05PM +, Suresh Govindachar wrote:
Responding to the question of how to use the batch file
/e/cmds/foo created via the command:
rsync -a --only-write-batch=/e/cmds/foo /c/home/wer/work/ /e/gold
to selectively restore a subdirectory of work/ such
On 9/9/07, Suresh Govindachar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about the following scheme?
open /e/cmds/foo
do till end-of-file:
begin-continue
discard lines till there is a match to some/path/projects/c_a
keep lines till there is a match to a directory outside
Hello,
I came up with this scenario of the use of batch mode while
thinking of back-up schemes to use for myself. However, it could
be that the last step needed in this scenario is not supported by
rsync! Here's the scenario:
At one time, /c/home/wer/work and /e/gold had identical
On 9/9/07, Suresh Govindachar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Question: How can Wer use the batch file /e/cmds/foo to recover
c_a in a timely manner (recall /e/gold is 200 Gigs and
Wer cannot wait to rebuild the entire
/f/new_home/wer/work; and he needs c_a
Responding to the question of how to use the batch file
/e/cmds/foo created via the command:
rsync -a --only-write-batch=/e/cmds/foo /c/home/wer/work/ /e/gold
to selectively restore a subdirectory of work/ such as
some/path/projects/c_a
into a new location such as
