I got a new computer and am trying to use rsync to copy files over to it (Apple's migration assistant repeatedly gets to 16 min left and then hangs forever--I'm trying to work around that problem by using rsync).
I'm trying to copy files from my old computer over to my new one. I'm running the following script on my new computer.
# in Dropbox/migrate.sh:
set -x
IP=10.1.1.5
rsync -navzhe ssh --include-from="Dropbox/migration_files.txt" --exclude="*" $IP:.* ~
# in Dropbox/migration_files.txt:
.lein/
.lein/profiles.clj
bmaddy/
bmaddy/4clojure.clj
Desktop**
I expect to see something like this:
$ Dropbox/migrate.sh
++ IP=10.1.1.5
++ rsync -navzhe ssh --include-from=Dropbox/migration_files.txt '--exclude=*' '10.1.1.5:.*' /Users/bmaddy
receiving file list ... done
./
.lein/
.lein/profiles.clj
Desktop/
Desktop/piano.txt
bmaddy/
bmaddy/4clojure.clj
What I actually see is this:
$ Dropbox/migrate.sh
++ IP=10.1.1.5
++ rsync -navzhe ssh --include-from=Dropbox/migration_files.txt '--exclude=*' '10.1.1.5:.*' /Users/bmaddy
receiving file list ... done
./
.lein/
.lein/profiles.clj
Desktop/
Desktop/piano.txt
bmaddy/
bmaddy/4clojure.clj
bmaddy/.lein/
bmaddy/.lein/profiles.clj
bmaddy/Desktop/
bmaddy/Desktop/piano.txt
bmaddy/bmaddy/
bmaddy/bmaddy/4clojure.clj
When I actually run this (without -n), all the files in Desktop
, .lein
, and bmaddy
get duplicated under the bmaddy
directory.
Does anyone know why those files would be duplicated and how I could stop that from happening?
$ rsync --version
rsync version 2.6.9 protocol version 29
Here's the solution I found to eventually get things to work:
# in Dropbox/migrate.sh
set -x
IP=10.1.1.5
rsync -navzhe ssh --include-from="Dropbox/migration_files.txt" --exclude="*" $IP:. ~
# in Dropbox/migration_fiels.txt
/.lein/
/.lein/profiles.clj
/bmaddy/
/bmaddy/4clojure.clj
/Desktop**