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Hi,<br />
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1) why don't you call &quot;date&quot; before and after ? or call &quot;time rsync &lt;your_parameters&gt;&quot; instead of &quot;rsync &lt;your_parameters&gt;&quot;<br />
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2 &amp;&nbsp;3) maybe with --progress and/or --verbose. Not sure<br />
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Regards<br />

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Hi,

1) why don't you call "date" before and after ? or call "time rsync <your_parameters>" instead of "rsync <your_parameters>"

2 & 3) maybe with --progress and/or --verbose. Not sure

Regards


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it would very helpfull, if from start you provide the complete command.
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it would very helpfull, if from start you provide the complete command.

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I need to know Rsync argument that could write the Rsync log about this information :<br />
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# When the backup process start, and what time it's finished<br />
# Number of files and number of files transferred<br />
# Total file size and total file size transferred<br />
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Thanks a bunch
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I need to know Rsync argument that could write the Rsync log about this information :

# When the backup process start, and what time it's finished
# Number of files and number of files transferred
# Total file size and total file size transferred

Thanks a bunch

Need to know Rsync Argument

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