How to update a local mirror from a public server?Rsync from remote server to local computer with no public IPRsyncing files from server to local machine automaticallyRun LFTP on a list of filesHow to copy files from one remote server to another (LFTP)Rsync only new files from a remote serverUnix command to copy file from remote server to a terminal shellDoes rsync require both source host and destination host to run rsync as client, server, or daemon?lftp logging of removed source filesContinue a download if timestamp has not changedConvenient way to update a local folder from a remote one when using LXDECan't use LFTP with SFTP but SFTP clients allow connections
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How to update a local mirror from a public server?
Rsync from remote server to local computer with no public IPRsyncing files from server to local machine automaticallyRun LFTP on a list of filesHow to copy files from one remote server to another (LFTP)Rsync only new files from a remote serverUnix command to copy file from remote server to a terminal shellDoes rsync require both source host and destination host to run rsync as client, server, or daemon?lftp logging of removed source filesContinue a download if timestamp has not changedConvenient way to update a local folder from a remote one when using LXDECan't use LFTP with SFTP but SFTP clients allow connections
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I already have a mirror of the entire slackware64-current/ directory tree using
wget -r -np -R "index.html*" https://mirror.slackbuilds.org/slackware/slackware64-current/
and that's fine. But it's getting a bit old, and I'd like to update just the changed files. rsync would work great, but I don't have an ssh username@... for that mirror.slackbuilds.org/ site. Is there any way to rsync publicly-accessible files from a remote server without a username@?
Alternatively, I've browsed the manpages for lftp and wget, but am not seeing exactly how to construct the appropriate commands. It seems like lftp would do the trick if I could figure out exactly how, but the manpage isn't entirely clear (to me).
So what, and exactly how, is the best way to sync up a local directory tree from a publicly accessible remote server (without any ssh username or other privileges)? It looks like Rsync from remote server to local computer with no public IP is asking basically the same question, but not getting a suitable answer (at least not for my purposes). And, by the way, it would be great to also have an rsync -n type of option, so that I could see what needed updating before actually updating it.
rsync wget slackware software-updates lftp
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I already have a mirror of the entire slackware64-current/ directory tree using
wget -r -np -R "index.html*" https://mirror.slackbuilds.org/slackware/slackware64-current/
and that's fine. But it's getting a bit old, and I'd like to update just the changed files. rsync would work great, but I don't have an ssh username@... for that mirror.slackbuilds.org/ site. Is there any way to rsync publicly-accessible files from a remote server without a username@?
Alternatively, I've browsed the manpages for lftp and wget, but am not seeing exactly how to construct the appropriate commands. It seems like lftp would do the trick if I could figure out exactly how, but the manpage isn't entirely clear (to me).
So what, and exactly how, is the best way to sync up a local directory tree from a publicly accessible remote server (without any ssh username or other privileges)? It looks like Rsync from remote server to local computer with no public IP is asking basically the same question, but not getting a suitable answer (at least not for my purposes). And, by the way, it would be great to also have an rsync -n type of option, so that I could see what needed updating before actually updating it.
rsync wget slackware software-updates lftp
asked 2 days ago
John ForkoshJohn Forkosh
1208
add a comment |
I already have a mirror of the entire slackware64-current/ directory tree using
wget -r -np -R "index.html*" https://mirror.slackbuilds.org/slackware/slackware64-current/
and that's fine. But it's getting a bit old, and I'd like to update just the changed files. rsync would work great, but I don't have an ssh username@... for that mirror.slackbuilds.org/ site. Is there any way to rsync publicly-accessible files from a remote server without a username@?
Alternatively, I've browsed the manpages for lftp and wget, but am not seeing exactly how to construct the appropriate commands. It seems like lftp would do the trick if I could figure out exactly how, but the manpage isn't entirely clear (to me).
So what, and exactly how, is the best way to sync up a local directory tree from a publicly accessible remote server (without any ssh username or other privileges)? It looks like Rsync from remote server to local computer with no public IP is asking basically the same question, but not getting a suitable answer (at least not for my purposes). And, by the way, it would be great to also have an rsync -n type of option, so that I could see what needed updating before actually updating it.
rsync wget slackware software-updates lftp
asked 2 days ago
John ForkoshJohn Forkosh
1208
I already have a mirror of the entire slackware64-current/ directory tree using
wget -r -np -R "index.html*" https://mirror.slackbuilds.org/slackware/slackware64-current/
and that's fine. But it's getting a bit old, and I'd like to update just the changed files. rsync would work great, but I don't have an ssh username@... for that mirror.slackbuilds.org/ site. Is there any way to rsync publicly-accessible files from a remote server without a username@?
Alternatively, I've browsed the manpages for lftp and wget, but am not seeing exactly how to construct the appropriate commands. It seems like lftp would do the trick if I could figure out exactly how, but the manpage isn't entirely clear (to me).
So what, and exactly how, is the best way to sync up a local directory tree from a publicly accessible remote server (without any ssh username or other privileges)? It looks like Rsync from remote server to local computer with no public IP is asking basically the same question, but not getting a suitable answer (at least not for my purposes). And, by the way, it would be great to also have an rsync -n type of option, so that I could see what needed updating before actually updating it.
rsync wget slackware software-updates lftp
rsync wget slackware software-updates lftp
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You're looking for the -N flag to wget:
Wget will ask the server for the last-modified date. If the local file has the same timestamp as the server, or a newer one, the remote file will not be re-fetched. However, if the remote file is more recent, Wget will proceed to fetch it.
more info
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You're looking for the -N flag to wget:
Wget will ask the server for the last-modified date. If the local file has the same timestamp as the server, or a newer one, the remote file will not be re-fetched. However, if the remote file is more recent, Wget will proceed to fetch it.
more info
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You're looking for the -N flag to wget:
Wget will ask the server for the last-modified date. If the local file has the same timestamp as the server, or a newer one, the remote file will not be re-fetched. However, if the remote file is more recent, Wget will proceed to fetch it.
more info
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You're looking for the -N flag to wget:
Wget will ask the server for the last-modified date. If the local file has the same timestamp as the server, or a newer one, the remote file will not be re-fetched. However, if the remote file is more recent, Wget will proceed to fetch it.
more info
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You're looking for the -N flag to wget:
Wget will ask the server for the last-modified date. If the local file has the same timestamp as the server, or a newer one, the remote file will not be re-fetched. However, if the remote file is more recent, Wget will proceed to fetch it.
more info
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