I wish to sync all files with names conforming to certain patterns within my home directory and two of its subdirectories. However, my rsync command & filters traverses only one of the subdirectories.
rsync -aHm --delete --include-from=/home/ftamborello/.rsync-include --exclude-from=/home/ftamborello/.rsync-exclude -e "ssh -A -t frank@frynseytv" /home/ftamborello/ :/Users/frank/Backup/
.rsync-include:
*.pdf
*.lisp
*.scr
*.r
*.txt
*.csv
*.py
*.c
*.h
*.[0-9][0-9]
.rsync*
.autobackup.sh
Documents/
fpt-logs/
.rsync-exclude:
*
Rsync command result (with -nv):
building file list ... done
deleting .#fpt-log-2016.05.10
./
.ccl-init.lisp
.emacs.2016.06.17
.profile.2016.03.09
.profile.2016.08.05
.rsync-exclude
.rsync-include
fabfile.py
output.pdf
python-test.py
temp.txt
Documents/
fpt-logs/
fpt-logs/fpt-log-2015.12.16
fpt-logs/fpt-log-2015.12.17
...
fpt-logs/fpt-log-2016.08.19
fpt-logs/fpt-log-2016.08.22
sent 4,827 bytes received 1,130 bytes 2,382.80 bytes/sec
total size is 3,213,954 speedup is 539.53 (DRY RUN)
There are quite a number of files within the Documents hierarchy that I think should match the include pattern, e.g. Documents/auto-backup-test.txt and cl-template.lisp, that rsync fails to copy.
I used this unix.stackexchange post to develop my code.
Rsync filter: copying one pattern onlyRsync filter: copying one pattern only
What am I missing?
