In the face of poor network conditions, it is easy to be interrupted when transferring files or downloading files on the Linux system. Repeated operations are very big, so everyone wants to transfer or download some files every time, which is the so-called The resumable upload. So how does Linux realize the function of resuming file transfer? The specific code is as follows:
File breakpoint download
rsync -P --rsh=ssh [email protected]:/root/m.tar.gz /test /n.tar.gz
File breakpoint upload
rsync -P --rsh=ssh /test/n.tar.gz [email protected]:/root/m.tar.gz
File directory breakpoint download
rsync -P --rsh=ssh -r [email protected]:/root/stor /test
File directory breakpoint upload
rsync -P --rsh=ssh -r /test [email protected]:/root/stor
Run in the background, put the above script into the shell file
cat bg.sh
rsync -P --rsh=ssh -r [email protected]:/root/stor /test &
Background process
chmod +x bg.sh
nohup ./bg.sh