With the plugin? No.
You could do it from command line, then add that command to a scheduled task in the webui
Just create two new shared folders that point to the exact directories you want. Then use those shared folders in rsync.
Just create two new shared folders that point to the exact directories you want. Then use those shared folders in rsync.
Ah, that sounds brilliant. I tried, but...
I set 2 shares: SyncHotMedia, encompassing the whole HotMedia drive/share, and a SyncDiscosOMV with the path SyncDiscosOMV/DiscosOMV/Media, so the HotMedia whole drive will sync with the folder Media inside DiscosOMV. I create the task as shown, then I add a new file to the HotMedia share, run the task in rsync...but nothing happens...what am I doing wrong? Guess I'm screwing some path...
Thanks!
Your hotmedia sharedfolder is not in either synchotmedia or syncdiscos. So, rsync will not find anything.
Just create two new shared folders that point to the exact directories you want. Then use those shared folders in rsync.
Didn't think of that. Duh. That should absolutely work
Your hotmedia sharedfolder is not in either synchotmedia or syncdiscos. So, rsync will not find anything.
Ok, modified some paths and now it´s officially stranger...rsrs...it´s probably something obvious that I´m just not seeing...
In the images you can see my setup. MediaHot folder is within SyncHotMedia share (/srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/SyncHotMedia/MediaHot)
Setup to sync with the /DiscosOMV/Media folder within the SyncDiscosOMV share (/srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-8befd096-016b-4c60-9e52-b7c023d0231a/SyncDiscosOMV/DiscosOMV/Media).
Setup is in the image. Archive and Recursive option checked.
Run the task, nothing...should work...but...nope!
I even tried CLI with this command but...nope!
rsync /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/SyncHotMedia/MediaHot /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-8befd096-016b-4c60-9e52-b7c023d0231a/SyncDiscosOMV/DiscosOMV/Media
also
rsync -aud /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/SyncHotMedia/MediaHot /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-8befd096-016b-4c60-9e52-b7c023d0231a/SyncDiscosOMV/DiscosOMV/Media
Can you see the problem? Thanks a lot...
How about instead of me figuring out what you are doing wrong, I tell you commands to try and these might help you understand what to setup.
sudo mkdir -p /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/mediatest/syncdir1
sudo mkdir -p /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-8befd096-016b-4c60-9e52-b7c023d0231a/synctest/syncdir2
sudo rsync -avr /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/mediatest/syncdir1 /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-8befd096-016b-4c60-9e52-b7c023d0231a/synctest/syncdir2
sudo touch /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/mediatest/syncdir1/testfile1
sudo rsync -avr /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/mediatest/syncdir1 /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-8befd096-016b-4c60-9e52-b7c023d0231a/synctest/syncdir2Does the second rsync command copy testfile1 to the destination?
I´ll work on it and get back to you...Thanks!
How about instead of me figuring out what you are doing wrong, I tell you commands to try and these might help you understand what to setup.
CodeAlles anzeigensudo mkdir -p /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/mediatest/syncdir1 sudo mkdir -p /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-8befd096-016b-4c60-9e52-b7c023d0231a/synctest/syncdir2 sudo rsync -avr /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/mediatest/syncdir1 /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-8befd096-016b-4c60-9e52-b7c023d0231a/synctest/syncdir2 sudo touch /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/mediatest/syncdir1/testfile1 sudo rsync -avr /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/mediatest/syncdir1 /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-8befd096-016b-4c60-9e52-b7c023d0231a/synctest/syncdir2Does the second rsync command copy testfile1 to the destination?
Yes, the second rsync copies testfile1 to the destination. If you run a third rsync, it won't do anything because testfile1 is already there.
Yes, worked perfectly...now let me take the time to understand it in relation to what I did before and will come back with the evolution... I´m obviously still figuring out the file system...old dogs take longer to learn new tricks...
I´ll be back...
How about instead of me figuring out what you are doing wrong, I tell you commands to try and these might help you understand what to setup.
CodeAlles anzeigensudo mkdir -p /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/mediatest/syncdir1 sudo mkdir -p /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-8befd096-016b-4c60-9e52-b7c023d0231a/synctest/syncdir2 sudo rsync -avr /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/mediatest/syncdir1 /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-8befd096-016b-4c60-9e52-b7c023d0231a/synctest/syncdir2 sudo touch /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/mediatest/syncdir1/testfile1 sudo rsync -avr /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-19de6083-4776-4cf0-b3d0-47bac1747d73/mediatest/syncdir1 /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-8befd096-016b-4c60-9e52-b7c023d0231a/synctest/syncdir2Does the second rsync command copy testfile1 to the destination?
Great. Now I (you) made it work. Lots of tests to do before felling confident as there are few oddities (to me) related to the file structure yet. But looking at your structure I realized the origin folder has to be the shared folder itself and not any subfolders. So I eliminated the folder inside my share at the share folder definition and now it works. Added a -delete option to the command and now they synchronize perfectly.
Thanks a lot for your time!
Andre
Yes, the second rsync copies testfile1 to the destination. If you run a third rsync, it won't do anything because testfile1 is already there.
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