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= List of precedures =
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= List of procedures =
  
 
== Synchronization of files ==
 
== Synchronization of files ==
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Synchronization of files from two directories, possibly on a remote machine.
 
Synchronization of files from two directories, possibly on a remote machine.
  
* rsync takes as arguments "the list of files to be synchronized" and "the destination directory".
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* <code>rsync</code> takes as arguments "the list of files to be synchronized" and "the destination directory".
  
* the -r flag makes it recursive
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* the <code>-r</code> flag makes it recursive
  
 
Example :
 
Example :
  
rsync -r tempo/* /Data/L2
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<code>rsync -r tempo/* /Data/L2</code>
  
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All the files in directory <code>/Data/L2</code> will be overwritten by any newer file in the other directory <code>./tempo/</code>, that is any newer file with the same name amongst <code>./tempo/*</code>.
  
All the files in directory /Data/L2 will be overwritten by any newer file in ./tempo/
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== Using GitHub ==
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Website: [https://github.com/]
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Example project: belasi01/Cops
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* Get a copy to modify and test privately: [Clone or download] button
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* Get a copy to modify on GitHub: [Fork] button > creates a copy on one's own GitHub page, which can be modified (commits from programming interfaces or the unix command line)
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* Request to merge the eventual modifications into the master project: [New pull request] button

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List of procedures

Synchronization of files

Synchronization of files from two directories, possibly on a remote machine.

  • rsync takes as arguments "the list of files to be synchronized" and "the destination directory".
  • the -r flag makes it recursive

Example :

rsync -r tempo/* /Data/L2

All the files in directory /Data/L2 will be overwritten by any newer file in the other directory ./tempo/, that is any newer file with the same name amongst ./tempo/*.

Using GitHub

Website: [1]

Example project: belasi01/Cops

  • Get a copy to modify and test privately: [Clone or download] button
  • Get a copy to modify on GitHub: [Fork] button > creates a copy on one's own GitHub page, which can be modified (commits from programming interfaces or the unix command line)
  • Request to merge the eventual modifications into the master project: [New pull request] button