>>>>> "KR" == Kirk Reiser <kirk at braille.uwo.ca> writes:
KR> That's why using rsync is a really good idea. Also using cp -a
KR> usually only misses dotfiles in the starting directory so you
KR> can bypass that problem by starting with cp -a /* I believe.
KR> It's been so long since I used cp -a that I can't remember
KR> anymore. Rsync is your friend for large or careful transfers
KR> between systems or just directories.
Yes, rsync is good solution. I see it as little bit complicate.... I had
some time some permission problem with rsync. I think that rsync is good
for backup and synchronisation.
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