Hi,
I am not sure if this is the right place to post.
I need help in copying a large chunk of data from one HDD to another. Both are in my nas4free box.
I do have read somewhere that rsync can do this job quickly and with ease.
How do I configure rsync to copy files from one hdd to another.
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How to copy data between two HDD using rsync
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How to copy data between two HDD using rsync
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Re: How to copy data between two HDD using rsync
Is there any reason why you can't just copy it using the webgui file manager?
Otherwise you can SSH in and
Otherwise you can SSH in and
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rsync -av source destinationHP Microserver N36L / 6GB ECC RAM / 2 x 2TB WD20EARS, N4F9.1.x
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Re: How to copy data between two HDD using rsync
I can transfer using webgui.. I am not sure of the speed thoughkernow wrote:Is there any reason why you can't just copy it using the webgui file manager?
Otherwise you can SSH in andCode: Select all
rsync -av source destination
I will try this command and will report back.
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Re: How to copy data between two HDD using rsync
File copying will be faster than rsynching
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Re: How to copy data between two HDD using rsync
Only if the file manager would work... but it is definately not reliable.
RSYNC is the way to go.
Infos available in the manual: man rsync
Ciao @+
RSYNC is the way to go.
Infos available in the manual: man rsync
Ciao @+
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Re: How to copy data between two HDD using rsync
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rsync -v -a -z /mnt/Data/ /mnt/Backup/NAS4Free 10.2.0.2.2545 P14 Embedded on 1GB USB Key
HP N40L Microserver - 8GB ECC RAM, 3x Seagate 500GB RAIDZ1, 1x Seagate 500GB UFS & 1x 200GB SATA
Extensions: RRDGraphs
HP N40L Microserver - 8GB ECC RAM, 3x Seagate 500GB RAIDZ1, 1x Seagate 500GB UFS & 1x 200GB SATA
Extensions: RRDGraphs
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Re: How to copy data between two HDD using rsync
I forgot to mention that you'll need to SSH into your NAS or use the Advanced -> Command screen from the GUI to run the above.Snunn1 wrote:Code: Select all
rsync -v -a -z /mnt/Data/ /mnt/Backup/
NAS4Free 10.2.0.2.2545 P14 Embedded on 1GB USB Key
HP N40L Microserver - 8GB ECC RAM, 3x Seagate 500GB RAIDZ1, 1x Seagate 500GB UFS & 1x 200GB SATA
Extensions: RRDGraphs
HP N40L Microserver - 8GB ECC RAM, 3x Seagate 500GB RAIDZ1, 1x Seagate 500GB UFS & 1x 200GB SATA
Extensions: RRDGraphs
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Re: How to copy data between two HDD using rsync
Hello,
You can also program it in the Services|Rsync|Local section in the WebGUI an it shoud result in the local rsync chart as something like:
"/mnt/USB02/Mageia/cauldron/" "/mnt/USB01/Mageia4/" "root" "Mageia Cauldron Backup"
Give the date and time you want your NAS to do the job et voilà...
Ciao @+
You can also program it in the Services|Rsync|Local section in the WebGUI an it shoud result in the local rsync chart as something like:
"/mnt/USB02/Mageia/cauldron/" "/mnt/USB01/Mageia4/" "root" "Mageia Cauldron Backup"
Give the date and time you want your NAS to do the job et voilà...
Ciao @+