Re: [rdiff-backup-users] List of files copied ?

[rader]

Try...

last=`rdiff-backup --list-increments /dst | \
  tail -2 | head -1 | sed 's/.*dir[ ]*//'`
rdiff-backup --list-changed-since "$last" /dst

or somesuch?

(That's just cut-n-paste from the rdiff-backup-tools
"rdiff-backup-info changed" command so you could alternatively
just do "rdiff-backup-save; rdiff-backup-info changed")

steve
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 > ---- Original Message ----
 > From: Simon Hobson <address@hidden>
 > I've been using rsync for backups up until now, and I've started 
 > moving to rdiff-backup. I'm using this as my command line :
 > 
 > rdiff-backup --backup-mode \
 >    --exclude-globbing-filelist /etc/backup-excludes \
 >    --preserve-numerical-ids \
 >    --ssh-no-compression \
 >    / backup::/<some_path>
 > 
 > With rsync, I used the -v option and it spat out a list of files 
 > copied and a summary at the end of how much data it had copied. The 
 > summary I can do without, but I really need a list of files as that's 
 > how I monitor certain aspects of my servers.
 > 
 > Is there an easy way to get just a list of files copied, "-v 5" gives 
 > more information than I need or want.
 > 
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 > Simon Hobson
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