Kopiowanie dużej liczby plików
When I have to copy a large amount of data, I usually use a combination of tar and rsync. The first pass is to tar it, something like this:
<code># (cd /src; tar cf - .) | (cd /dst; tar xpf -) </code>
Usually with a large amount of files, there will be some that tar can’t handle for whatever reason. Or maybe the process will get interrupted, or if it is a filesystem migration, the you might want to do the initial copy before the actual migration step. At any rate, after the initial copy, I do an rsync step to sync it all up:
<code># cd /dst; rsync -avPHSx --delete /src/ . </code>
Note that the trailing slash on /src/ is important.
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