Rsync directory error
I wanted to copy files that are made 15 and more days ago. Here is the code im currently using rsync -RDa0P –files-from=<(find /vmail/folder1/ -mtime +15 -print0) . root@202.60.9.11:/...
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I wanted to copy files that are made 15 and more days ago. Here is the code im currently using rsync -RDa0P –files-from=<(find /vmail/folder1/ -mtime +15 -print0) . root@202.60.9.11:/...
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