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Try adding a logfile output for more info on what is happening
Cheers, thinking about it this is probably my fundamental question. What's the best way of seeing what is happening? Is cron output logged somewhere or can I set it up to do this somehow, should I add a logfile to the cron command (just "> logfile" at the end I assume) or somewhere in the actual script (probably a bit beyond me)?
EDIT: cheers @Greenbank I'll give that a try and see what comes out.
aggi-
There's an option in the script for creating a logfile (see lines 310 / 311) - just add "-L /somepath/somefilename" to your command
(There might even be a default rsync log somewhere in /var/log I suppose)
If you run the script manually (i.e. no from cron) you could also do what greenbank suggests
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And I hate to be that guy, but: README.md
Options:
-l writes rsync log to 'sdimage'-YYYYmmddHHMMSS.log -L logfile writes rsync log to 'logfile'
NotThamesWater
What does this script have in it?
[Edit] Just had a quick look on github
Try adding a logfile output for more info on what is happening