Backup With rsync
Does what it says. Useful for frequent syncing between two devices with similar directory hierarchies. I use it for daily copying (over ssh) between one laptop (desktop replacement at home) to the other (more portable laptop).
Why?
rsync has a lot of switches, and it’s exhausting to loop over them with say --delete flag for certain directories and not for others. With this script one can specify all that in a configuration file and just sync whenever you want.
Features
yaml configuration to specify directories and flags
Overriding arguments supported at command line.
Sensible rsync defaults
Example configuration
host:
user@portable
root:
/home/user
supported_dirs:
Documents:
delete: false
Downloads:
delete: false
Mail:
delete: true
Videos:
delete: true1 maintainer
Metadata
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