Linux command
rsyncy 命令
文本
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常用示例
Sync files with a visual progress bar
rsyncy -a [/source/] [/destination/]
Remote sync with progress display
rsyncy -avz [remote:/path/] [/local/]
Sync with delete and compression
rsyncy -avz --delete [/source/] [/destination/]
Dry run to preview
rsyncy -avn [/source/] [/destination/]
说明
rsyncy wraps rsync to display a visual progress bar showing overall transfer progress, speed, elapsed time, and file counts. You run it with the same arguments as rsync and it adds the necessary --info flags automatically. Unlike rsync's built-in --progress flag which shows per-file progress, rsyncy shows overall progress across all files.
FAQ
What is the rsyncy command used for?
rsyncy wraps rsync to display a visual progress bar showing overall transfer progress, speed, elapsed time, and file counts. You run it with the same arguments as rsync and it adds the necessary --info flags automatically. Unlike rsync's built-in --progress flag which shows per-file progress, rsyncy shows overall progress across all files.
How do I run a basic rsyncy example?
Run `rsyncy -a [/source/] [/destination/]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more rsyncy examples?
This page includes 4 examples for rsyncy, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.