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The command-line GNU rsync // Mirroring Your Data

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Aug 8, 2021
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This video is about rsync: how to use it, how it works, and its most useful options. ⌨ Follow along with these files: https://github.com/Phantas0s/mouseless-dev-youtube/tree/master/10_rsync Additionally, you need to create the empty folder "destination". 📙 Building Your Mouseless Development Environment: https://themouseless.dev 📑 Learning to Play Vim: https://themouseless.dev/vim 💎 Increase your value as a developer: https://thevaluable.dev 🐙 Github: https://github.com/Phantas0s 🍒 Support the channel: https://github.com/sponsors/Phantas0s Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 00:38 - What is rsync? 01:54 - Why using rsync? 03:37 - General command format 05:37 - rsync without option 06:05 - The verbose option 06:55 - The recursive option (copying directories) 08:00 - The permission option (keeping permissions) 09:38 - The symlink option (copying symlinks) 12:02 - The time option (keeping timestamps) 14:00 - The archive option 16:28 - The compress option 17:45 - Changing the compression algorithm 18:51 - Deleting files in destination if deleted in source 22:00 - Testing your rsync command without affecting anything (dry run) 24:40 - Exclude files or directories 27:10 - Exercises 31:28 - Copy multiple files from local to remote 34:43 - Copy multiple files from remote to local 37:08 - Thanks

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