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I believe rsync can do two of your doesn't do list: > And then it doesn't give you a good progress bar rsync --progress > let you resume interrupted oper
by sirn 7y ago
I believe rsync can do two of your doesn't do list:
> And then it doesn't give you a good progress bar
rsync --progress
> let you resume interrupted operations
rsync --partial
...or enable both at the same time with rsync -P
(These features only available on samba.org's original rsync, and not OpenBSD openrsync[1], but I don't think openrsync has seen a widespread use yet, as it's still pretty new)
[1]: https://www.openrsync.org https://www.openrsync.org
- klodolph 7y agorsync --progress isn't very good, which is why I worded it that way. If you use rsync --partial it has to rescan the source and destination directories again. All it does is let you resume transfers, and for some of us, transfers are not the slow part.