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Hi Andrea,


Only one question: daily.0 contains the latest version of my share,
daily.1 and other only differences.
Is there any way to view only created/modified files and not all
the three?

You can use the --links parameter to the 'find' utility, like so:

# find daily.0 -type f -links 1

This will show you all new files in daily.0.

Hope this helps

Regards,

Simon

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On Sun, Feb 25, 2007 at 10:38:49PM -0500, Simon Boulet wrote:
Hi Andrea,
Only one question: daily.0 contains the latest version of my share,
daily.1 and other only differences.
Is there any way to view only created/modified files and not all
the three?
You can use the --links parameter to the 'find' utility, like so:
# find daily.0 -type f -links 1
This will show you all new files in daily.0.

Or you could use rsnapshot-diff -v, which will also tell you about files
that have disappeared from one backup to another.

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On 2/26/07, David Cantrell <david < at > cantrell.org.uk> wrote:

Or you could use rsnapshot-diff -v, which will also tell you about files
that have disappeared from one backup to another.

David,

it's exactly what I'm looking for; I've just upgrade to 1.3.0 to make
this feature available.

Thank you so much.
-f

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