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I don't have an access to my unix box now, but maybe something like:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-41530303-1">rsync ... --files-from=&lt;(find ./ -mtime -365) ...</code></pre>
 should do the job.
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I don't have an access to my unix box now, but maybe something like:


rsync ... --files-from=<(find ./ -mtime -365) ...

should do the job.

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I think I tried that syntax &nbsp;<br />
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PULL while on source from Remote host executing find on the remote host:<br />
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rsync -avz -e &quot;ssh --files-from=&lt;(find -mtime -365) id@host:/sourcedirs &nbsp; /destination <br />
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IT Errors out
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I think I tried that syntax  

PULL while on source from Remote host executing find on the remote host:

rsync -avz -e "ssh --files-from=<(find -mtime -365) id@host:/sourcedirs   /destination

IT Errors out

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I meant PULL while on destination host from Remote host
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I meant PULL while on destination host from Remote host

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I need to rsync files that are less than 365 days old to my box. &nbsp;<br />
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I set up ssh with a private key of the user on the receiving box to connect to the source. <br />
I am on the source. &nbsp;A regular rsync will work, but they want only files that are 365 days and less moved to the receiving box. &nbsp;<br />
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This works: rsync -av --recursive user@host:/tmp/ &nbsp;/tmp/ &nbsp; .... but they want only files that are 365 days and less. &nbsp; Can I incorporate a find command in the syntax?<br />
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CENTOS 6.7
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I need to rsync files that are less than 365 days old to my box.  

I set up ssh with a private key of the user on the receiving box to connect to the source. 
I am on the source.  A regular rsync will work, but they want only files that are 365 days and less moved to the receiving box.  

This works: rsync -av --recursive user@host:/tmp/  /tmp/   .... but they want only files that are 365 days and less.   Can I incorporate a find command in the syntax?

CENTOS 6.7

I am trying to rsync

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