How to Use rsync to Reliably Copy Files Fast (many examples)

[@mcylinder]

I just appreciated that the test folders were titled "like" & "subscribe." Nicely played...

[@nikDaws]

It was so smooth, I just liked and subscribed

[@k-c]

I've heard of rsync for many years but always felt it was more complicated than this. Thanks a lot. Tutorial is very easy to follow.

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cur1ousss2047]

Best Fooking RSYNC Tutorial out there , nothing on youtube beats this. Detailed and explains all the useCases , loved it Thanks a lot

[@FABESTAH]

It would be extremely helpful if you could add sections to your videos. This way, viewers could easily navigate to the specific section where you discuss the Linux command flag they're seeking additional information about. Besides that, it was indeed an interesting and well-structured video. You've definitely earned my subscription ❤:)

[@knowledge_is_the_key_1987]

I am from INDIA, I watched lots of videos about the command rsync but the way you explained it's just amazing..keep it up

[@drahcircruz5699]

This is far best and most simplest form of explanation. Job well done sir!

[@ColdFuse96]

Thank you so much for including so many examples! This video helped me out a lot!!!

[@ar_xiv]

I like how you put this together, perfect for following along on my machine. Thanks!

[@Sawta]

Great video! I do think it would have been good to mention using --info=progress2 (with --partial) to reduce the high number of progress output in terminal, but I also understand that would make the rsync command considerably longer.

[@mohameddirir5324]

Thanks for explaining. good work

[@yipkellyfamily2856]

Thank you so much for this super clear walkthrough. It helped tremendously

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Glad to hear it! thanks for watching

[@MarkBTomlinson]

Very nice explanation and presentation, Thanks Tony!

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@leovanvelzen6454]

Life saver ! works well for my case

[@WOMrecords]

Thanks a lot for the help! 🙏

[@nicedev8189]

Amazing explanation thank you!

[@TonyTeachesTech]

You're very welcome!

[@asdflkjasdfasdlfkj]

Thanks for sharing, Appreciated 💖

[@TonyTeachesTech]

You're welcome

[@blackfaithdoom9018]

Its always usefull to know on which OS and which releases exactly the demonstations or tutorials are done ...

[@vitormelo22]

Excelente vídeo.

[@itolond]

Do you have an example sync from a Mac source folder to local device (is it normal sharing setup on a mac folder?)

[@grodius]

well this was a pretty good video

[@SejuaniMedio]

Nice one bro

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Thanks

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

Thank you.

[@Beyond_Sight_Media]

Thank you for this. Should someone move a main folder with lots of subfolders at once or should someone move all the subfolders individually? I have 1TB of data I want to transfer. All in one folder, with about 100 subfolders inside of that one. Should I do the one folder or go individual subfolder one at a time?

[@Linux-s8l]

Great!!!

[@FreezingFroggie]

What flag do I have to use if I want to backup directoryA to directoryB. But don't want to copy files which already exist in "B" with the same date? Only copy if timestamp is newer to avoid file corruption by bitrot or something? Maybe rsync -avP --update?

[@optimusdebugger9638]

let's appreciate the like and subscribe folders! Well played!

[@TonyTeachesTech]

😜

[@gatoloco3105]

Quality video

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Thanks!

[@FreezingFroggie]

Can partial flag corrupt files? Let's say you're syncing external drives and drive1 auto dismounts or something.

[@Simpuhl]

A friend gave me their authorized key, can you tell me which video I can watch to download his files to my pc or my synology nas

[@techgalaxy100]

Awesome video,. Can you make a video on incremental backup using Rsync on Windows 10?

[@ywueeee]

can you make this but to transfer files from nextcloud windows to server to mac, the official clients are very slow, wonder if there's a faster way with rsync

[@svenwindpassinger2170]

How rsyc ssh with Fingerprint (SHA256:...)???

[@ispiretechnologies]

Hie Tony, I deployed a django app to app engine, it ran well, and i can view my site, the Challenge is, the app is a backend site so when i try to login, it says server error because according to my research thus far, App engine Lock the SQlite3 db that comes with django to read only. I wanted to change the db so i tried to setup the MySql db, when i do the deployment the problem comming is "Unknown db". May i know how you setup your db for your apps you deployed. I tried to run away from app engine to Google cloud Virtual Machine, i Was hit by yet another problem. I deployed the app it does login in properly but i was only running the server on SSH Terminal just as thought on local machine, the tutorial i was following never clarified how i can connect to my domain and i tired to setup the static ip address yet still to no avail. I feel like there are just pieces of Google cloud deployement tutorials on the internet but which doesnt give out the entire process. The Google documentation seems to be a little tricky to follow as well. Thanks for your assistance and looking forward to hearing from you.

[@markbennett1237]

When you use the "z" option, do the files remain compressed at the destination?

[@MindDrip]

yeah I don't get what the z does, it compresses only for the transfer? seems like it just wastes time

[@sagargandhi8609]

Hi, using Rsync the files are getting transferred in the order from the oldest to the newest, is it possible to change the order in which they are being transferred?

[@anmac6910]

how do i use file lists if i want to copy only specific files among a 1000 files?

[@azrael3396]

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[@WarriorArtsIndonesia]

Great presentation but frustratingly I can't even get past first command without this: rsync: [sender] change_dir "/one" failed: No such file or directory (2) rsync error: some files/attrs were not transferred (see previous errors) (code 23) at main.c(1356) [sender=3.2.7] For the life of me I have no idea why. Updated to V3.2.7 on Ventura 13.3.1. I am stumped at the first hurdle. Any ideas, thanks?

[@motoryzen]

If you haven't figured it out yet, all ghood vibes meant, You may need to put a single apostrophe at the beginning and at the end of your destination file path or Quotation mark at the beginning in end This from my experience has been required when trenchering any data using sync from the main drive tp another

[@sp3ct3r71]

totally addicted..

[@TonyTeachesTech]

:)

[@dashwoo706]

Is Rsync already built in the operating system? I did not see you install the Rsync Application.

[@varma8669]

Yes. MacOS and a many linux distros usually come with rsync installed.

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[@TonyTeachesTech]

Glad you think so!

[@vmas4581]

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[@k-c]

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[@naungwineain]

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[@TonyTeachesTech]

:)

[@eugenekoiner]

trying to use it between two windows laptops with wsl and always getiing this: rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (0 bytes received so far) [sender] rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(231) [sender=3.2.7]

[@Painbow9553]

Everything was fine until you told me to like and subscribe.™

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Lol did I say that?

[@Painbow9553]

@@TonyTeachesTech Your examples made my face turn BEAT RED. I don't ever want to see those dumb words on the internet. This is the INTERNET. Show some RESPECT for the spirit of this place. Man I want a button to call each and every TURD on the internet. I'd be doing it 24/7. Thanks a lot, cell phones. THANKS.