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Syncing multiple folders with rsync
How to exclude multiple directories with rsync?can't get rsync with exlude to work!Backup your home directory with rsync and skip useless foldersrsync without deleting between 2 foldersrsync --exclude option for copying folders from serverrsync + chmod multiple filesRsync not creating subfolders automatically within same origin and destination paths on different servers
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In the past I used to keep two folders on my laptop synced with their respective equivalents on an external hard disk. I used Grsync and ran it twice whenever I wanted to sync.
Now I'm using a more complex distribution of my files and would like to sync more than two folders with their respective external equivalents.
In other words, I want to to sync (one way) say:
/home/user/Folder1 with /extHDD/Folder1
/home/user/Folder2 with /extHDD/Folder2
etc
Instead of running grsync multiple times, is there a simpler way to
- Specify a series of source and destination directories
- Have the possibility to check what would be changed before actually syncing.
I'm open to CLI or GUI methods.
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In the past I used to keep two folders on my laptop synced with their respective equivalents on an external hard disk. I used Grsync and ran it twice whenever I wanted to sync.
Now I'm using a more complex distribution of my files and would like to sync more than two folders with their respective external equivalents.
In other words, I want to to sync (one way) say:
/home/user/Folder1 with /extHDD/Folder1
/home/user/Folder2 with /extHDD/Folder2
etc
Instead of running grsync multiple times, is there a simpler way to
- Specify a series of source and destination directories
- Have the possibility to check what would be changed before actually syncing.
I'm open to CLI or GUI methods.
19.04 rsync
asked Sep 30 at 8:21
To DoTo Do
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In the past I used to keep two folders on my laptop synced with their respective equivalents on an external hard disk. I used Grsync and ran it twice whenever I wanted to sync.
Now I'm using a more complex distribution of my files and would like to sync more than two folders with their respective external equivalents.
In other words, I want to to sync (one way) say:
/home/user/Folder1 with /extHDD/Folder1
/home/user/Folder2 with /extHDD/Folder2
etc
Instead of running grsync multiple times, is there a simpler way to
- Specify a series of source and destination directories
- Have the possibility to check what would be changed before actually syncing.
I'm open to CLI or GUI methods.
19.04 rsync
asked Sep 30 at 8:21
To DoTo Do
11.4k9 gold badges52 silver badges94 bronze badges
In the past I used to keep two folders on my laptop synced with their respective equivalents on an external hard disk. I used Grsync and ran it twice whenever I wanted to sync.
Now I'm using a more complex distribution of my files and would like to sync more than two folders with their respective external equivalents.
In other words, I want to to sync (one way) say:
/home/user/Folder1 with /extHDD/Folder1
/home/user/Folder2 with /extHDD/Folder2
etc
Instead of running grsync multiple times, is there a simpler way to
- Specify a series of source and destination directories
- Have the possibility to check what would be changed before actually syncing.
I'm open to CLI or GUI methods.
19.04 rsync
19.04 rsync
asked Sep 30 at 8:21
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Rsync (more) (examples) itself is a viable option, which
- allows you to specify a series of source and destination directories, and
- due to its --dry-run option which shows you what will happen without actually moving files (as described in point 9 here).
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Rsync (more) (examples) itself is a viable option, which
- allows you to specify a series of source and destination directories, and
- due to its --dry-run option which shows you what will happen without actually moving files (as described in point 9 here).
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Rsync (more) (examples) itself is a viable option, which
- allows you to specify a series of source and destination directories, and
- due to its --dry-run option which shows you what will happen without actually moving files (as described in point 9 here).
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Rsync (more) (examples) itself is a viable option, which
- allows you to specify a series of source and destination directories, and
- due to its --dry-run option which shows you what will happen without actually moving files (as described in point 9 here).
answered Sep 30 at 16:42
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Rsync (more) (examples) itself is a viable option, which
- allows you to specify a series of source and destination directories, and
- due to its --dry-run option which shows you what will happen without actually moving files (as described in point 9 here).
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