Hello everyone,
When the source file is being written, if using rsync for synchronization at this time, will get a corrupted file?
Furthermore, if the source host is corrupted at this time, it will not work properly for the synchronized target host to replace the corrupted source host because it has files that have not yet been written. Is this the case?
And which one is the best choice for the "--delete" option?
--delete-before
--delete-during
--delete-delay
--delete-after
Thanks.
When the source file is being written, if using rsync for synchronization at this time, will get a corrupted file?
Furthermore, if the source host is corrupted at this time, it will not work properly for the synchronized target host to replace the corrupted source host because it has files that have not yet been written. Is this the case?
And which one is the best choice for the "--delete" option?
--delete-before
--delete-during
--delete-delay
--delete-after
Thanks.