using rsync for jar file

[Wayne Davison]

On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 6:18 PM, Vanitha <vanitha at stee.stengg.com> wrote:

>  Rsync -r -a -e “ssh -l user at host1”  -h /home/xx/dir-name user at host2
> :/home/xx/dir-name
>

It looks like you've duplicated the dir name, so you're looking for
deletions in /home/xx/dir-name and they're happening in
/home/xx/dir-name/dir-name.  Either add a trailing slash to the source arg
or remove dir-name from the destination arg.

If your username indeed has an '@' in it, you can just specify it prior to
the 2nd @ for the hostname:

  rsync -ah /src/ user at host1@host2:/dest/

However, since your above command results in an extra "-l user" option from
rsync, I assume it's just overriding the -l option you've specified and your
username doesn't actually contain the '@'.  Note that the use of ssh is the
default these days, so you can probably drop the -e and its arg.

..wayne..
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