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Synchronizing 2 Directories Using Shell Script
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My goal is for the user to enter the names of two directories within the terminal the shell script will then
- Copy over Files found on A but not B && Copy Files over found on B and Not A
- If file not identical the newer file will be copied over
*Subdir will be left alone
If incorrect path is given report error
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My goal is for the user to enter the names of two directories within the terminal the shell script will then
- Copy over Files found on A but not B && Copy Files over found on B and Not A
- If file not identical the newer file will be copied over
*Subdir will be left alone
If incorrect path is given report error
bash shell-script
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Gus VillaGus Villa
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My goal is for the user to enter the names of two directories within the terminal the shell script will then
- Copy over Files found on A but not B && Copy Files over found on B and Not A
- If file not identical the newer file will be copied over
*Subdir will be left alone
If incorrect path is given report error
bash shell-script
asked 1 hour ago
Gus VillaGus Villa
1
New contributor
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My goal is for the user to enter the names of two directories within the terminal the shell script will then
- Copy over Files found on A but not B && Copy Files over found on B and Not A
- If file not identical the newer file will be copied over
*Subdir will be left alone
If incorrect path is given report error
bash shell-script
bash shell-script
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You might want to take a look arsync, and this community answers.
– Paradox
55 mins ago
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rsync, and this community answers.– Paradox
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