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| linux:rsync [2020/03/26 10:42] – [Rsync Examples] michael | linux:rsync [2020/03/26 10:43] (current) – [Rsync Examples] michael |
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| ==== Basic Copy/Sync Files and Directory ==== | ==== Basic Copy/Sync Files and Directory ==== |
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| <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> | <wrap em>Attention</wrap>: 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 |
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| * ''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 locally'' <code>$ rsync -av /mnt/sourcefiles/webproject1/* /var/www/html/webproject1/ --delete --dry-run</code> |
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| To use another port with rsync, you can use the ''-e'' option to create an ssh tunnel and then using normal ssh parameter: | To use another port with rsync, you can use the ''-e'' option to create an ssh tunnel and then using normal ssh parameter: |
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| <code>$ rsync -a -e "ssh -p 14022" /local/dir user@host:/backup/dir</code> | <code>$ rsync -a -e "ssh -p 14022" /local/dir user@host:/backup/dir</code> |