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RAD (recursive after date) is a bash script for keeping two big folders in sync, only copying the last changes after a certain date.
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Originally it was created to keep a Nextcloud Twin in sync to a running Nextcloud Instance, for fast recovery.
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RAD (recursive after date) is a bash script for keeping two big folders in sync fast.
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This is archieved by only copying the last changes after a certain date.
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Originally it was created to keep a Nextcloud Twin in sync to a
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running Nextcloud Instance, for fast recovery.
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When doing that, keep in mind that decks are not stored in data.
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You can periodically export the decks data of each user to its data dir.
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This can be achieved by the command:
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sudo -u www-data /var/www/nextcloud/occ decks:export <user-id> > /var/www/nextcloud/data/<user-id>/files
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