Want to compare delta files recursively using rsync when I have file list in left in text file and Folder at...
I have a list of files mentioned at left hand side in a text file and I have a separate folder where I have list of physical files. I have to compare the left hand's FileList.txt with Right hand's Directory files(Recursively) and copy delta part using rsync. I am using the below command but not getting any files to copy.
Below is the dry run attempt .
rsync -rvnc --include-from=/cygdrive/c/Users/SG066221/Desktop/scripts/diff_Lib_WITH_EMPLTY.txt /cygdrive/c/Users/SG066221/Desktop/scripts/FROM_LIST_2_ANOTHER/ 1>C:UsersSG066221Desktopscriptsdiff_FINAL.txt
Output is :
sending incremental file list
drwx------ 0 2018/11/12 14:26:18 .
sent 38 bytes received 64 bytes 204.00 bytes/sec
total size is 0 speedup is 0.00 (DRY RUN)
file compare rsync
asked Nov 12 at 11:47
Santanu Guha
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I have a list of files mentioned at left hand side in a text file and I have a separate folder where I have list of physical files. I have to compare the left hand's FileList.txt with Right hand's Directory files(Recursively) and copy delta part using rsync. I am using the below command but not getting any files to copy.
Below is the dry run attempt .
rsync -rvnc --include-from=/cygdrive/c/Users/SG066221/Desktop/scripts/diff_Lib_WITH_EMPLTY.txt /cygdrive/c/Users/SG066221/Desktop/scripts/FROM_LIST_2_ANOTHER/ 1>C:UsersSG066221Desktopscriptsdiff_FINAL.txt
Output is :
sending incremental file list
drwx------ 0 2018/11/12 14:26:18 .
sent 38 bytes received 64 bytes 204.00 bytes/sec
total size is 0 speedup is 0.00 (DRY RUN)
file compare rsync
asked Nov 12 at 11:47
Santanu Guha
42
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I have a list of files mentioned at left hand side in a text file and I have a separate folder where I have list of physical files. I have to compare the left hand's FileList.txt with Right hand's Directory files(Recursively) and copy delta part using rsync. I am using the below command but not getting any files to copy.
Below is the dry run attempt .
rsync -rvnc --include-from=/cygdrive/c/Users/SG066221/Desktop/scripts/diff_Lib_WITH_EMPLTY.txt /cygdrive/c/Users/SG066221/Desktop/scripts/FROM_LIST_2_ANOTHER/ 1>C:UsersSG066221Desktopscriptsdiff_FINAL.txt
Output is :
sending incremental file list
drwx------ 0 2018/11/12 14:26:18 .
sent 38 bytes received 64 bytes 204.00 bytes/sec
total size is 0 speedup is 0.00 (DRY RUN)
file compare rsync
asked Nov 12 at 11:47
Santanu Guha
42
I have a list of files mentioned at left hand side in a text file and I have a separate folder where I have list of physical files. I have to compare the left hand's FileList.txt with Right hand's Directory files(Recursively) and copy delta part using rsync. I am using the below command but not getting any files to copy.
Below is the dry run attempt .
rsync -rvnc --include-from=/cygdrive/c/Users/SG066221/Desktop/scripts/diff_Lib_WITH_EMPLTY.txt /cygdrive/c/Users/SG066221/Desktop/scripts/FROM_LIST_2_ANOTHER/ 1>C:UsersSG066221Desktopscriptsdiff_FINAL.txt
Output is :
sending incremental file list
drwx------ 0 2018/11/12 14:26:18 .
sent 38 bytes received 64 bytes 204.00 bytes/sec
total size is 0 speedup is 0.00 (DRY RUN)
file compare rsync
file compare rsync
asked Nov 12 at 11:47
Santanu Guha
42
asked Nov 12 at 11:47
Santanu Guha
42
asked Nov 12 at 11:47
Santanu Guha
42
asked Nov 12 at 11:47
Santanu Guha
42
asked Nov 12 at 11:47
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42
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The correct syntax for rsync is:
rsync <options> <include> <exclude> src/ dest/
Your problems:
- If you only list one directory, nothing will happen.
- If you have includes without excludes then it'll include everything.
- (You have dry-run set, but you probably knew that.)
Try this:
rsync -rvc --include-from=file.txt --exclude='*' src/ dest/
Make sure that file.txt contains only the filenames within src/ (i.e. with "src/" stripped off). Make sure that any sub-directories you want files copied from are listed too, on their own line (alternatively, add --include='*/' before the exclude).
What it says is, copy from src to dest, including files in file.txt, and excluding everything else.
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The correct syntax for rsync is:
rsync <options> <include> <exclude> src/ dest/
Your problems:
- If you only list one directory, nothing will happen.
- If you have includes without excludes then it'll include everything.
- (You have dry-run set, but you probably knew that.)
Try this:
rsync -rvc --include-from=file.txt --exclude='*' src/ dest/
Make sure that file.txt contains only the filenames within src/ (i.e. with "src/" stripped off). Make sure that any sub-directories you want files copied from are listed too, on their own line (alternatively, add --include='*/' before the exclude).
What it says is, copy from src to dest, including files in file.txt, and excluding everything else.
answered Nov 15 at 14:36
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The correct syntax for rsync is:
rsync <options> <include> <exclude> src/ dest/
Your problems:
- If you only list one directory, nothing will happen.
- If you have includes without excludes then it'll include everything.
- (You have dry-run set, but you probably knew that.)
Try this:
rsync -rvc --include-from=file.txt --exclude='*' src/ dest/
Make sure that file.txt contains only the filenames within src/ (i.e. with "src/" stripped off). Make sure that any sub-directories you want files copied from are listed too, on their own line (alternatively, add --include='*/' before the exclude).
What it says is, copy from src to dest, including files in file.txt, and excluding everything else.
answered Nov 15 at 14:36
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The correct syntax for rsync is:
rsync <options> <include> <exclude> src/ dest/
Your problems:
- If you only list one directory, nothing will happen.
- If you have includes without excludes then it'll include everything.
- (You have dry-run set, but you probably knew that.)
Try this:
rsync -rvc --include-from=file.txt --exclude='*' src/ dest/
Make sure that file.txt contains only the filenames within src/ (i.e. with "src/" stripped off). Make sure that any sub-directories you want files copied from are listed too, on their own line (alternatively, add --include='*/' before the exclude).
What it says is, copy from src to dest, including files in file.txt, and excluding everything else.
answered Nov 15 at 14:36
ams
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The correct syntax for rsync is:
rsync <options> <include> <exclude> src/ dest/
Your problems:
- If you only list one directory, nothing will happen.
- If you have includes without excludes then it'll include everything.
- (You have dry-run set, but you probably knew that.)
Try this:
rsync -rvc --include-from=file.txt --exclude='*' src/ dest/
Make sure that file.txt contains only the filenames within src/ (i.e. with "src/" stripped off). Make sure that any sub-directories you want files copied from are listed too, on their own line (alternatively, add --include='*/' before the exclude).
What it says is, copy from src to dest, including files in file.txt, and excluding everything else.
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