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rsync -avlu --exclude=".git" ~/Documents/Books beta@192.168.31.90:~/Documents/Books
rsync -avlu --exclude={.git,.DS_Store}" ~/Documents/Books beta@192.168.31.90:~/Documents/Books


Everytime, I should remember the ip address of destination machine.



Tried @local and @localhost but failed.



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    rsync -avlu --exclude=".git" ~/Documents/Books beta@192.168.31.90:~/Documents/Books
    rsync -avlu --exclude={.git,.DS_Store}" ~/Documents/Books beta@192.168.31.90:~/Documents/Books


    Everytime, I should remember the ip address of destination machine.



    Tried @local and @localhost but failed.



    How could I use a name rather than a series of numbers?









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      I routinely backup my books to another computer within the same wifi,



      rsync -avlu --exclude=".git" ~/Documents/Books beta@192.168.31.90:~/Documents/Books
      rsync -avlu --exclude={.git,.DS_Store}" ~/Documents/Books beta@192.168.31.90:~/Documents/Books


      Everytime, I should remember the ip address of destination machine.



      Tried @local and @localhost but failed.



      How could I use a name rather than a series of numbers?









      share














      I routinely backup my books to another computer within the same wifi,



      rsync -avlu --exclude=".git" ~/Documents/Books beta@192.168.31.90:~/Documents/Books
      rsync -avlu --exclude={.git,.DS_Store}" ~/Documents/Books beta@192.168.31.90:~/Documents/Books


      Everytime, I should remember the ip address of destination machine.



      Tried @local and @localhost but failed.



      How could I use a name rather than a series of numbers?







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