Sync two folders with commands in Linux
rsync -av --exclude='.git/' --exclude='*.*~' --include='*.org' /home/zw/code/org/ ~/code/siemens/org --delete
It puts folder /code/org ’s content into folder /code/siemens/org.
useful options
- -a Do the sync preserving all filesystem attributes
- -v run verbosely
- –delete delete the files in target folder that do not exist in the source.
It could also sync two folders across different hosts
rsync -av --exclude='.git/' --exclude='*.*~' --include='*.org' ~/code/my-site/content tester1@134.244.221.41:/home/tester1/my-site/content --delete
see: How to Use Rsync to Sync New or Changed/Modified Files in Linux