I\'m creating myself a script to automate the backing up of certain directories on my m开发者_StackOverflowac to an airdisk (usb disk on my airport extreme).
I have a git repository and I want to rsync a particular revision of the repository into a directory. Basically I want to do this:
I\'m trying to push changes to my server through ssh on windows (cygwin) using rsync. The command I am using is:
Im using Eclipse PDT(Ubuntu 10.10) for web development and successfully uploading changed files with Rsync manually.
i try to migrate a cmd Batch file to powershell, but powershell don\'t accept the SET HOME command. The Script
I\'d like to synchronize a files str开发者_运维百科ucture to another, but transformed one, eg:
I use a static website generator that generates all the files in the website on each run. After generating the files, I use rsync to copy the content in place.
I am running a diff on two directories, recursively, with a few options. The directories are somewhat large, however, I am trying to just see the differences in the contents of folders, not between th
I have a directory ~/plugins/ and inside there are many sub-directories. If I wanted to create a backup somewhere else of just the sub-directories starting with abc could I do that with a one line cop
I\'ve been reading about quotes in bash here and everywhere else, but i got no help solving this problem.
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