Rsync and find is the Linux system comes with the command, if not installed can find the system installation disk or ISO file, there is a RPM package, install it. The concrete idea is as follows: 1) can realize the timing of rsync. The System timer task can take care of this matter, see the following URL: for example:
#crontab-E 0 * * 1-5 rsync-ave ssh 192.168.0.103:/my/my http://fenglingcorp.iteye.com/blog/1286102 &N bsp; 2) to synchronize data by a specified folder. Using the--include --exclude parameters of rsync, see: For example: rsync-nrv --include-from=/root/shell/test.include --exclude=/* http://www.111cn.net/sys/linux/53409.htm 3) You can select a time period for synchronizing files. For example, to synchronize files between 2014-01-2014-02, this can be specified. See also: For example: Synchronizing files up to 30 days prior to 60 days rsync-avz-e ssh--files-from=< (find-mtime +30-mtime-60) source dest http:// www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/1481/rsync-find &NBSP;&Nbsp; http://www.92csz.com/11/921.html 4) The breakpoint continuation function has been resolved by rsync itself. The MD5 used by rsync is verified.
Implementation of file synchronization mechanism based on Rsync + Find command under Linux
