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  2021-01-18T23:35:46Z

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  Rsync

  Rsync is a utility for efficiently transferring and synchronizing files between computers, external hard drives and networked computers. Rsync is a single threaded application written in C.

  In Linux to sync directory /from/target with content of directory /to/source use the following command::

  rsync --compress --verbose --human-readable /from/source/ /to/target
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  rsync -zvhr /from/source/ /to/target
  
  --compress, -z: compress file data during the transfer
  --verbose, -v: increase verbosity
  --human-readable, -h: output numbers in a human-readable format
  --recursive, -r: include subdirectories
  

  In order to compare the content of two directories use::

  rsync -avunc /from/source/ /to/target
  
  v -> verbose (list files)
  u -> ignore files that are newer in target than on source
  n -> do not change anything (dry run)
  c -> use checksums
  

  

  Rsync ===== Rsync is a utility for efficiently transferring and synchronizing files between computers, external hard drives and networked computers. Rsync is a single threaded application written in C. In Linux to sync directory /from/target with content of directory /to/source use the following command:: rsync --compress --verbose --human-readable /from/source/ /to/target = rsync -zvhr /from/source/ /to/target --compress, -z: compress file data during the transfer --verbose, -v: increase verbosity --human-readable, -h: output numbers in a human-readable format --recursive, -r: include subdirectories In order to compare the content of two directories use:: rsync -avunc /from/source/ /to/target v -> verbose (list files) u -> ignore files that are newer in target than on source n -> do not change anything (dry run) c -> use checksums 

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