Krsync

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Description:

Krsync is a GUI for rsync. You can copy/sychronize your data from source to target.

Requirements:
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- KDE 3.4 or higher with kmdr-executor or KDE 4.X with kmdr-executor
- kdesudo
- rsync 2.6.9 or higher

kommander-kde4 doesn't work!

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run root mode:
kdesu kmdr-executor /PATH/krsync.kmdr

run user mode:
kmdr-executor /PATH/krsync.kmdr

Not all (k)rsync functions works in user mode!

Some filesystems for example fat and vfat does not support all unix/linux feature. If you have an usb-hdd with fat filesystem you can't use the options --perms, --owner and --group!

Last changelog:

11 years ago

Version: 0.1 Alpha
- First public release

Version: 0.2 Alpha
- Add dry run mode
- Add profiles
- Add user defined options
- Add logfile option
- Add path changer

Version: 0.3 Alpha
- Add write shell script function
- Add user/root mode
- Add tool tips
- Add error messages
- Add super option

Version: 0.4 Beta
- Add local disc space check
- Add better error handling
- Add german translation
- Add install script

Version: 0.4 RC1
- Bug fix setglobal for old Kommander version
- Bug fix desktop links

Version: 0.4 RC2
- Add Italian translation
- Corrects spelling errors

Version: 0.4
- Fix root desktop link

Version 0.4.1
- Add log file rotation

Version 0.4.1.1
- Add KDE 4 support

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Multimedia4Linux
13 years ago

-avz -e ssh ./Source user@machine:/home/Target

-a, --archive archive mode; same as -rlptgoD
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select:
-r, --recursive recurse into directories
-l, --links copy symlinks as symlinks
-p, --perms preserve permissions
-t, --times preserve times
-g, --group preserve group
-o, --owner preserve owner (super-user only)
-D same as --devices --specials

-v, --verbose increase verbosity
-z, --compress compress file data during the transfer
and user defined option 1 with
-e ssh ./Source user@machine:/home/Target

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LocoMojo
13 years ago

Well, that was real helpful :)

This GUI seems to complicate matters. I've tried a combination of things from leaving the source and destination fields, general and filesystem options blank and inserting the whole rsync command into User Defined options to breaking up the command over the various fields and all I get are "Error in rsync protocol data stream", "Error in IPC code", and "Usage and syntax errors".

Shrug, I'll stick to the CLI, much more user-friendly and it just works :)

LocoMojo

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Multimedia4Linux
13 years ago

The first character by the user defined option must be "-" and not " ".
Please delete the white space!
Sorry but i think the blank is a Kommander bug...

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