It's been a while since my last update but I intend to post more in the following weeks.
Today a short bash snippet I use to sync files from my local machine to my NAS. Adding it here as a reference for myself but feel free to adapt it in your workflows.
`rsync --remove-source-files --recursive --archive --compress --human-readable --partial --progress --info=progress2 ~/Pictures/ myNAS:Photos/`
Let me go through the option flags I am using:
`--remove-source-files` probably needs no explanation - files are removed once uploaded
`--recursive` rsync will go over files AND directories inside `~/Pictures/` dir.
`--archive` keeps ownership, permissions, symlinks, timestamps
`--compress` compresses files (some files that are compressed already may be excluded automatically)
`--human-readable` file sizes are in a human-readable format
`--partial` keeps partially transferred files if interrupted
`--progress` displays file progress on screen - appends file that is currently being transferred
`--info=progress2` displays the total percentage of files transferred and ETA