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>1. Re: Removing folder at destination (raf)
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> Date: Mon, 25 Nov 2019 13:
Fabian Cenedese via rsync wrote:
> >Why not exclude 2_ASSETS from the first run, and then do a second run to
> >rsync the _contents_ of 2_ASSETS to the target 01_us_eng directory?
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> >Add /01_us_eng/2_ASSETS/ to the exclude.txt file.
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> >rsync -rvz --exclude-from=exclude.txt source destinati
>Why not exclude 2_ASSETS from the first run, and then do a second run to
>rsync the _contents_ of 2_ASSETS to the target 01_us_eng directory?
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>Add /01_us_eng/2_ASSETS/ to the exclude.txt file.
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>rsync -rvz --exclude-from=exclude.txt source destination
>rsync -rvz source/01_us_eng/2_ASSETS/ de
On Thu 14 Nov 2019, Freddie Valdez via rsync wrote:
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> Rsync 2.6.9
Wow, that's ancient. Released 06 Nov 2006
> Mac OS interacting with Windows servers.
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> My Rsync command: rsync -rvz --exclude-from=exclude.txt source destination.
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> I copy large files from server A to server B excluding mu
Hello,
Rsync 2.6.9
Mac OS interacting with Windows servers.
My Rsync command: rsync -rvz --exclude-from=exclude.txt source destination.
I copy large files from server A to server B excluding multiple directories
which rsync quickly and beautifully executes.
What I end up with at destination is t
