Why rsync attempts to copy file that is already up-to-date?
I have two same files, on local machine and on remote one. Their sizes are equal, and file on local machine is newer than on remote one – but rsync still attempts to copy the file.
I have two same files, on local machine and on remote one. Their sizes are equal, and file on local machine is newer than on remote one – but rsync still attempts to copy the file.
I have spent all day experimenting with rsync exclude-from and include-from, no success and completely lost. None of the examples or help I can find answer my exact, but quite simple requirement, and, either I can’t make them work, or I do not get the result I want, nor can I understand why.
I am a happy user of rsync -e ssh and use it to synchronize data between my machine and a remote host using
I have two folders:
I have an rsync cron job which is pushing the server load and triggering monitor alerts. If I set the job to be run with a high nice level, would that effectively reduce the impact it has on system load values?