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Sorry for the late response , I havent tried this option because I found another way to copy the file<br />
Thx anywat
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Sorry for the late response , I havent tried this option because I found another way to copy the file
Thx anywat

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I was copying a file from a Linux Server to a Solaris Server using scp and the session was interrupted after copying 80% of the file since I have a very slow file transfer rate it almost took me 41/2 hrs to copy a 5GB File and I dont want to do the same thing again from the scratch which will take another 5hrs to copy the file, So I was looking up on the man pages to use rsync in place of rcp and continue the intteruped copying and appending the same file where it was left unfinished but I am not sure of the options that should be used for the rsync command. Can someone help with the options that I can use to finish the interrupeted file copy.<br />
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Thnks<br />
B
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I was copying a file from a Linux Server to a Solaris Server using scp and the session was interrupted after copying 80% of the file since I have a very slow file transfer rate it almost took me 41/2 hrs to copy a 5GB File and I dont want to do the same thing again from the scratch which will take another 5hrs to copy the file, So I was looking up on the man pages to use rsync in place of rcp and continue the intteruped copying and appending the same file where it was left unfinished but I am not sure of the options that should be used for the rsync command. Can someone help with the options that I can use to finish the interrupeted file copy.

Thnks
B

rsync between Linux and Solaris

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