Re: Can scp be used to update a directory?

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Subject: Re: Can scp be used to update a directory?
From: Pedro Fernandes Macedo <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2006 14:36:46 -0300
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Anne Wilson wrote:

Oops - I think I've just made a terrible mistake. I rsync'd my homedirectory, forgetting that it would take the hidden files and config fileswith it. Now I'll have to see what damage is done.
Anne

This reminded me of another option that is very useful , specially whenyou use --delete: --dry-run.. It will only show what would be done whenrunning the sync and wont execute it for real. Excellent for checking ifyou didn't do any wrong exclude.


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Pedro Macedo

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