Exclude Directory during rsync
Hello I am trying to sync data between my to server using below command
rsync -avzP --exclude /home/username/public_html/raj/sandip "-e ssh -p 18765" username@c45562.server.net:/home/username/public_html/raj/ /home/rajrathodbvn/public_html/raj/
I want exclude directory called sandip but even I try to exclude it, its getting copied. Let me know if I am missing something. I have both server centos7.
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Hello I am trying to sync data between my to server using below command
rsync -avzP --exclude /home/username/public_html/raj/sandip "-e ssh -p 18765" username@c45562.server.net:/home/username/public_html/raj/ /home/rajrathodbvn/public_html/raj/
I want exclude directory called sandip but even I try to exclude it, its getting copied. Let me know if I am missing something. I have both server centos7.
Thanks
backup rsync
asked Dec 22 at 16:54
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CentOS7 is off topic here but on-topic on Unix & Linux, a sister site to Ask Ubuntu.
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Hello I am trying to sync data between my to server using below command
rsync -avzP --exclude /home/username/public_html/raj/sandip "-e ssh -p 18765" username@c45562.server.net:/home/username/public_html/raj/ /home/rajrathodbvn/public_html/raj/
I want exclude directory called sandip but even I try to exclude it, its getting copied. Let me know if I am missing something. I have both server centos7.
Thanks
backup rsync
asked Dec 22 at 16:54
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Hello I am trying to sync data between my to server using below command
rsync -avzP --exclude /home/username/public_html/raj/sandip "-e ssh -p 18765" username@c45562.server.net:/home/username/public_html/raj/ /home/rajrathodbvn/public_html/raj/
I want exclude directory called sandip but even I try to exclude it, its getting copied. Let me know if I am missing something. I have both server centos7.
Thanks
backup rsync
backup rsync
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CentOS7 is off topic here but on-topic on Unix & Linux, a sister site to Ask Ubuntu.
– Fabby
Dec 24 at 21:43
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CentOS7 is off topic here but on-topic on Unix & Linux, a sister site to Ask Ubuntu.
– Fabby
Dec 24 at 21:43
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CentOS7 is off topic here but on-topic on Unix & Linux, a sister site to Ask Ubuntu.
– Fabby
Dec 24 at 21:43
CentOS7 is off topic here but on-topic on Unix & Linux, a sister site to Ask Ubuntu.
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To exclude a directory, the following syntax is used in general:
rsync -avz --exclude 'directory' source/ destination/
Also, note that to specify an alternative port, -e 'ssh -p PORT_NO' is used and not "-e ssh -p PORT_NO"
So, try to run the following command :
rsync -avzP --exclude '/home/username/public_html/raj/sandip' -e 'ssh -p 18765' username@c45562.server.net:/home/username/public_html/raj/ /home/rajrathodbvn/public_html/raj/
This syntax has been verified on Ubuntu 16.04.
answered Dec 22 at 17:57
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+1, Good catch :-) You identified another problem, than the OP pointed to. General comment: In the manualman rsyncthe syntax is --exclude=PATTERN, but I tested (in 18.04.1 LTS), and it works with a space instead of the equal sign.
– sudodus
Dec 22 at 21:43
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To exclude a directory, the following syntax is used in general:
rsync -avz --exclude 'directory' source/ destination/
Also, note that to specify an alternative port, -e 'ssh -p PORT_NO' is used and not "-e ssh -p PORT_NO"
So, try to run the following command :
rsync -avzP --exclude '/home/username/public_html/raj/sandip' -e 'ssh -p 18765' username@c45562.server.net:/home/username/public_html/raj/ /home/rajrathodbvn/public_html/raj/
This syntax has been verified on Ubuntu 16.04.
answered Dec 22 at 17:57
NPsoft
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+1, Good catch :-) You identified another problem, than the OP pointed to. General comment: In the manualman rsyncthe syntax is --exclude=PATTERN, but I tested (in 18.04.1 LTS), and it works with a space instead of the equal sign.
– sudodus
Dec 22 at 21:43
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To exclude a directory, the following syntax is used in general:
rsync -avz --exclude 'directory' source/ destination/
Also, note that to specify an alternative port, -e 'ssh -p PORT_NO' is used and not "-e ssh -p PORT_NO"
So, try to run the following command :
rsync -avzP --exclude '/home/username/public_html/raj/sandip' -e 'ssh -p 18765' username@c45562.server.net:/home/username/public_html/raj/ /home/rajrathodbvn/public_html/raj/
This syntax has been verified on Ubuntu 16.04.
answered Dec 22 at 17:57
NPsoft
1167
1
+1, Good catch :-) You identified another problem, than the OP pointed to. General comment: In the manualman rsyncthe syntax is --exclude=PATTERN, but I tested (in 18.04.1 LTS), and it works with a space instead of the equal sign.
– sudodus
Dec 22 at 21:43
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To exclude a directory, the following syntax is used in general:
rsync -avz --exclude 'directory' source/ destination/
Also, note that to specify an alternative port, -e 'ssh -p PORT_NO' is used and not "-e ssh -p PORT_NO"
So, try to run the following command :
rsync -avzP --exclude '/home/username/public_html/raj/sandip' -e 'ssh -p 18765' username@c45562.server.net:/home/username/public_html/raj/ /home/rajrathodbvn/public_html/raj/
This syntax has been verified on Ubuntu 16.04.
answered Dec 22 at 17:57
NPsoft
1167
To exclude a directory, the following syntax is used in general:
rsync -avz --exclude 'directory' source/ destination/
Also, note that to specify an alternative port, -e 'ssh -p PORT_NO' is used and not "-e ssh -p PORT_NO"
So, try to run the following command :
rsync -avzP --exclude '/home/username/public_html/raj/sandip' -e 'ssh -p 18765' username@c45562.server.net:/home/username/public_html/raj/ /home/rajrathodbvn/public_html/raj/
This syntax has been verified on Ubuntu 16.04.
answered Dec 22 at 17:57
NPsoft
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answered Dec 22 at 17:57
NPsoft
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answered Dec 22 at 17:57
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+1, Good catch :-) You identified another problem, than the OP pointed to. General comment: In the manualman rsyncthe syntax is --exclude=PATTERN, but I tested (in 18.04.1 LTS), and it works with a space instead of the equal sign.
– sudodus
Dec 22 at 21:43
add a comment |
1
+1, Good catch :-) You identified another problem, than the OP pointed to. General comment: In the manualman rsyncthe syntax is --exclude=PATTERN, but I tested (in 18.04.1 LTS), and it works with a space instead of the equal sign.
– sudodus
Dec 22 at 21:43
1
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+1, Good catch :-) You identified another problem, than the OP pointed to. General comment: In the manual
man rsync the syntax is --exclude=PATTERN, but I tested (in 18.04.1 LTS), and it works with a space instead of the equal sign.– sudodus
Dec 22 at 21:43
+1, Good catch :-) You identified another problem, than the OP pointed to. General comment: In the manual
man rsync the syntax is --exclude=PATTERN, but I tested (in 18.04.1 LTS), and it works with a space instead of the equal sign.– sudodus
Dec 22 at 21:43
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