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hello there,<br />
I currently use this command to sync my site with my backup server.<br />
I removed some files and I am wondering if by using this the files in the backup server will be deleted too..<br />
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rsync -azrtlpog -e ssh /home/virtual/sites/site.c<wbr />om root@74.86.98.12:/backup/s<wbr />ites/
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hello there,
I currently use this command to sync my site with my backup server.
I removed some files and I am wondering if by using this the files in the backup server will be deleted too..

rsync -azrtlpog -e ssh /home/virtual/sites/site.com root@74.86.98.12:/backup/sites/

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