InfoHeap
Tech
Navigation
  • Home
  • Tutorials
    • CSS tutorials & examples
    • CSS properties
    • Javascript cookbook
    • Linux/Unix Command Line
    • Mac
    • PHP
      • PHP functions online
      • PHP regex
    • WordPress
  • Online Tools
    • Text utilities
    • Online Lint Tools
search

Rsync tutorials

  • Linux rsync tutorial
  • Custom identity file with rsync
  • Exclude a file extension
  • Rsync - show progress and transfer rate
  • Using dryrun to list changed files
  • Using rsync for production release automation
 
  • Home
  • > Tutorials
  • > Linux/Unix Command Line
  • > Rsync

Rsync – show progress and transfer rate

on Apr 16, 2016

Rsync can be used to sync directories and files from one machine to another. Sometime we want to see the progress and transfer speed. For this –progress (or -P) option can be used.

$ rsync --progress -a file2.out prod1.infoheap.com:
sending incremental file list
file2.out
    207,585,280  19%   28.29MB/s    0:00:29 


In addition use -v option to print overall transfer rate in the end.

$ rsync --progress -v -a file2.out prod1.infoheap.com:
sending incremental file list
file2.out
  1,073,741,824 100%   28.62MB/s    0:00:35 (xfr#1, to-chk=0/1)

sent 1,074,004,069 bytes  received 35 bytes  29,424,769.97 bytes/sec
total size is 1,073,741,824  speedup is 1.00

Suggested posts:

  1. How to install drupal on Mac usin MAMP
  2. Custom terminal tab title and ssh on mac
  3. Bash – how to stop at error
  4. Mysql – how to copy a table
  5. How to download apk from mobile using AirDroid
  6. How to log page latency and url host in apache log
  7. Git – show log of one user’s commits
  8. Bash check if file begins with a string
Share this article: share on facebook share on linkedin tweet this submit to reddit
Posted in Tutorials | Tagged Linux, Linux/Unix Command Line, Rsync, Tutorials, Ubuntu Linux
  • Browse content
  • Article Topics
  • Article archives
  • Contact Us
Popular Topics: Android Development | AngularJS | Apache | AWS and EC2 | Bash shell scripting | Chrome developer tools | Company results | CSS | CSS cookbook | CSS properties | CSS Pseudo Classes | CSS selectors | CSS3 | CSS3 flexbox | Devops | Git | HTML | HTML5 | Java | Javascript | Javascript cookbook | Javascript DOM | jQuery | Kubernetes | Linux | Linux/Unix Command Line | Mac | Mac Command Line | Mysql | Networking | Node.js | Online Tools | PHP | PHP cookbook | PHP Regex | Python | Python array | Python cookbook | SEO | Site Performance | SSH | Ubuntu Linux | Web Development | Webmaster | Wordpress | Wordpress customization | Wordpress How To | Wordpress Mysql Queries | InfoHeap Money

Copyright © 2025 InfoHeap.

Powered by WordPress