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SOLVED: Rsync - Double slash showing up in path when running script

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I have a simple sync script i run when creating custom images and recently i switched to using rsync to copy the files, the two lines are as follows:

rsync -aP folder/folder/source destination/

rsync -aP folder2/folder2/source2 destination/

When i run the following, as soon as it hits line one i get the usual file or directory not found which is correct as there is no location

/folder//folder/source/new/

I have tried removing the wildcard from the end, removing the trailing slash, add quotes, but nothing seems to get it to stop adding the extra slash, since it takes a bit to run the script each time i figure asking would be quicker then change, test, wait till it hits that line, then repeat. Thanks!

Fix: added a beginning slash and no more double slash

ubuntu rsync

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  I was reading this article "tecmint.com/rsync-local-remote-file-synchronization-commands" is the issue due to no beginning slash?
  
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I have a simple sync script i run when creating custom images and recently i switched to using rsync to copy the files, the two lines are as follows:

rsync -aP folder/folder/source destination/

rsync -aP folder2/folder2/source2 destination/

When i run the following, as soon as it hits line one i get the usual file or directory not found which is correct as there is no location

/folder//folder/source/new/

I have tried removing the wildcard from the end, removing the trailing slash, add quotes, but nothing seems to get it to stop adding the extra slash, since it takes a bit to run the script each time i figure asking would be quicker then change, test, wait till it hits that line, then repeat. Thanks!

Fix: added a beginning slash and no more double slash

ubuntu rsync

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  I was reading this article "tecmint.com/rsync-local-remote-file-synchronization-commands" is the issue due to no beginning slash?
  
  – LinuxSurfaceNut
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  

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I have a simple sync script i run when creating custom images and recently i switched to using rsync to copy the files, the two lines are as follows:

rsync -aP folder/folder/source destination/

rsync -aP folder2/folder2/source2 destination/

When i run the following, as soon as it hits line one i get the usual file or directory not found which is correct as there is no location

/folder//folder/source/new/

I have tried removing the wildcard from the end, removing the trailing slash, add quotes, but nothing seems to get it to stop adding the extra slash, since it takes a bit to run the script each time i figure asking would be quicker then change, test, wait till it hits that line, then repeat. Thanks!

Fix: added a beginning slash and no more double slash

ubuntu rsync

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rsync -aP folder/folder/source destination/

rsync -aP folder2/folder2/source2 destination/

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