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--- linux:rsync [2017/11/06 16:15] – created michael
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 ===== Rsync Examples =====
-FIXME
+''When specifying the Rsync data parameters, the following always applies: "**SOURCE**" "**DESTINATION**''
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+==== Basic Copy/Sync Files and Directory ====
+<wrap em>Attention: the examples still have a "--dry-run" in them. If you want to copy data effectively and not only test the command, you have to remove this parameter</wrap>
+  * ''Copy/Sync Files and Directory locally'' <code>$ rsync -av /mnt/sourcefiles/webproject1/* /var/www/html/webproject1/ --delete --dry-run</code>
+  * ''Copy/Sync Files and Directory from a Server to local'' <code>$ rsync -av remote.serverdomain.com:/volume1/stuff/folder/ /mnt/localstorage/folder/other-folder/ --delete --dry-run</code>
+  * ''Copy/Sync Files and Directory from local to a Server'' <code>$ rsync -av remote.serverdomain.com:/volume1/stuff/folder/ /mnt/localstorage/folder/other-folder/ --delete --dry-run</code>
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+==== Using custom port for rsync over ssh ====
+To use another port with rsync, you can use the ''-e'' option to create an ssh tunnel and then using normal ssh parameter:
+<code>$ rsync -a -e "ssh -p 14022" /local/dir user@host:/backup/dir</code>
+For example, if you want to force using IPv6 addresses, just add standard ''-6'' ssh parameter to above command:
+<code>$ rsync -a -e "ssh -p 14022 -6" /local/dir user@host:/backup/dir</code>
+You can also combine any other ssh parameters in this way.
+See: [[man ssh|http://manpages.org/ssh]]
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-**Quelle:**
-  * https://www.tecmint.com/rsync-local-remote-file-synchronization-commands/