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Hi-<br />
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I would like to use rsync to send files to a remote machine<br />
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so machineA(original files) &nbsp;--to--&gt; machineB(storage)<br />
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if the files/directories get deleted on machineA they say on machineB but don't sync back<br />
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if the files/directories get added on machineA they sync to machineB<br />
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rsync -rP --ignore-existing /local/path machineB:/remote/path<br />
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Does this command make sense?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi-

I would like to use rsync to send files to a remote machine

so machineA(original files)  --to--> machineB(storage)

if the files/directories get deleted on machineA they say on machineB but don't sync back

if the files/directories get added on machineA they sync to machineB

rsync -rP --ignore-existing /local/path machineB:/remote/path

Does this command make sense?

Thanks

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