rsync-sidekick
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m-manu
Propagate file renames, movements and timestamp changes before rsync runs
I would love to just use rsync-sidekick, but apparently this is restricted for cases where source and destination directory are local. It would be extremely useful if it would support...
Thank you so much for this script, I have been needing something like this since a long time! It works very well, but leaves me with these observations: 1. when...
```console $ rsync-sidekick --version v1.5.0 ``` 1. Create 1 MiB binary zeros sparse files in `source` and `destination` directories. 2. Modify one byte of the source file at 10 KiB...
When calculating a file hash, files that are 16KiB have only their "crucial bytes" read, as explained in https://github.com/m-manu/rsync-sidekick/issues/1#issuecomment-874247594. I work with some files that are in the 50-100KiB range,...
I'm trying to run rsync-sidekick on synology nas, and the only way is to use docker. But i think, it's outdated. Please update!
```console $ rsync-sidekick --version v1.5.0 ``` Create this file structure: 1. `file-1` has the same content and modification timestamp in the `source` and `destination` directories. 2. `file-2` has different content...
Is there a way to avoid this output and have something more tidy? ```bash ... 14% done at source and 6% done at destination 14% done at source and 6%...
Having the source tree `/archive/public/a.txt` and having destination tree `/mirror` I run rsync like this: `rsync -av... /archive/public /mirror/` Note that only destination has a trailing /. This means that...