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Using about rsync flags!

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Greetings!

 

Hi guys, I need help with this command. I need to transfer some folders and files from one server to another and then delete items from first server as a SOURCE on a local system and not on a diferent network. 

 

I think the flag -delete from rsync will do that, so its true?

 

thanks all.

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1 hour ago, iZeus83 said:

I think the flag -delete from rsync will do that, so its true?

--delete will delete files on the destination that don't exist on source, if I'm understanding your question correctly you want --remove-source-files, this deletes files on source after they are successfully transferred to the destination.

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41 minutes ago, johnnie.black said:

--delete will delete files on the destination that don't exist on source, if I'm understanding your question correctly you want --remove-source-files, this deletes files on source after they are successfully transferred to the destination.

Some time ago, I used this flag but this time I forgot to use it.

 

Thanks to remember me johnnie.

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