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Old 2008-05-31, 01:11   #5 (permalink)
infy
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Originally Posted by Surfer View Post
infy,

I hope it's okay to reply to your reply with this question.
Can point me in the correct direction on what I need to study, to learn how to: (know, understand and do) what you wrote below:

rsync -avr --exclude "\[A.00\]\ Nieuw" --exclude "\[D.00\]\ Familie\ Video8" --exclude "\[D.01\]\ Familie\ VHS" --exclude "\[D.02\]\ Familie\ DVR" --progress --compare-dest=/cygdrive/y/ /cygdrive/c/MediaJunc/Films/ /cygdrive/q/

Looking at what is written I get the idea, I just would not be able to do it on my computer. Any thoughts on where and what to study is Greatly Appreciated.

It's your thread. you can ask whatever you want.

Redirect < windows version of rsync

rsync < manual for all versions of rsync


simple example:
create a .cmd file
edit in notepad
copy paste:
SETLOCAL
SET CWRSYNCHOME=%PROGRAMFILES%\CWRSYNC
SET CYGWIN=nontsec
SET HOME=%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%
SET CWOLDPATH=%PATH%
SET PATH=%CWRSYNCHOME%\BIN;%PATH%

and then add your custom rsync configuration like the simple example below:

rsync -avr /cygdrive/c/source/ /cygdrive/d/destination/

What this would do is compare C:\source and D:\destination and whatever is not at the destination will be copied from source to destination.

if you add -n to the list (rsync -avrn /cygdrive/c/source/ /cygdrive/d/destination/ ) it will do a dry run first.

save the file and run it.

if you want you can schedule it with windows schedule thingy.

feel free to ask more questions! good luck...
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