> Also don't forget that rsync does not overwrite a remote file until it's completely uploaded.
which is really troublesome when you're transferring a big file and the target doesn't have enough space for a second copy of that particular file. I, for one, would prefer that "feature" to be optional.
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> Also don't forget that rsync does not overwrite a remote file until it's completely uploaded.
which is really troublesome when you're transferring a big file and the target doesn't have enough space for a second copy of that particular file. I, for one, would prefer that "feature" to be optional.
Take a look at rsync's "--inplace" option. I think this does what you want.