[ rsync -e ssh -az --progress /home/arun/Desktop/ 192.168.1.99:/home/arun/Desktop/ ]
[ rsync -avz -e “ssh -p $portNumber” /local/path/ user@remoteip:/
Make sure to put the last ” / ” and if it is not there then the destination server will have /home/arun/Desktop/Desktop folder instead.
Local rsync
rsync -avvz /home/aaron/Desktop/source/ /home/aaron/Desktop/destination/
EXCLUDE ***
rsync -avvz /home/aaron/Desktop/source/ /home/aaron/Desktop/destination/ –exclude=movies/sandhuz
All files under “source” will be transferred to “destination” and it will keep all files under folder “destination” the intact.
rsync -avvz –log-file=/tmp/log.txt –exclude=/proc -e ssh / u[email protected]:/home/username/
Another example
[ rsync -avvz --log-file=/home/arun/rsync_log.txt /home/arun/ [email protected]:/home/arun/ --exclude=public_html/cache ]
Note :
[ --progress or -w switch will show the speed of transfer ]
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