This is a discussion on How to get log file for rsync operation? Does rsync also delete remote files? within the Linux General forums, part of the Linux Forums category; I am planning to use rsync for a daily backup to a remote backup server. When I read the rsync ...
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I am planning to use rsync for a daily backup to a remote backup server.
When I read the rsync manual it does not become clear on how to write a log file for the rsync operation. I am missing options like: rsync ..... -logfile=\home\backup\rsync.log -logmode=append ...... Did I miss these options? I want to write (append !!) to the log file: - Which files were transferred - When the rsync operation took place - How much bytes were transferred (total sum) in the rsync operation How can I get such a log file otherwise? BTW: Does rsync delete remote files (from previous rsync operations) if they are not existing any more on the source system ? Goran |
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