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#Grsync canot open display driver
#Grsync canot open display android

really is faster than the other options in my experience, using size-only.

Takes into account that Androids can't retain ext4 style metadata on files.

Nothing bad will happen if you don't: rsync will just yell at you. You just have to make sure that File Transfer is on and that the storage is actually mounted before you run it. I just dropped this in ~/.local/bin where I've got other scripts (your system's default PATH should actually already have this directory).

#Grsync canot open display android

Specifically part of the OP's question: how do I rsync my music to my Android phone? Well, I took parts of the suggestions from these answers and wrote my own Bash script: #!/bin/bashĭst_dir="/run/user/$UID/gvfs/mtp:host=OnePlus_HD1925_SERIAL/Internal shared storage"Įcho "rsync operation is done. None of the above did quite what I was looking for. Where run/user/1000/gvfs/mtp:host=%5Busb%3A001%2C013%5D my android phone mount point. Grsync output for command line TO android: rsync -r -v -progress -s /home/FREENAS/test /run/user/1000/gvfs/mtp:host=%5Busb%3A001%2C013%5D/Micro\ SD/ Grsync output for command line FROM android: rsync -r -t -v -progress -s /run/user/1000/gvfs/mtp\:host\=%5Busb%3A001%2C013%5D/Micro\ SD/test /home/FREENAS/ While rsyncing to android -t key should be ommited: files will be transferred but rsync will give errors on not preserving time stamps. It seems that -a key I was using in the command line to rsync from android does not work with mtp: when I check "preserve permissions" and "preserve owner" and "preserve group" in grsync no file is transferred.ĭefault grsync settings "preserve time", "Verbose" and "Show transfer progress" just works. The only problem - it can not preserve time stamps so all transferred files will have time stamps of the moment they were rsynced.

Grsync, graphical version of rsync, worked just fine.įortunately, it also can rsync TO android. I was looking for a solution to rsync FROM android to NAS for images backup.

-omit-dir-times -no-perms are required because mtp doesn't support that.

read man rsync for a description of -verbose, -progress, -recursive but they're pretty self-documenting.

#Grsync canot open display driver

That may result in copying the file to the SD card twice: once for the mtp transfer to the SD card, and another time because the MTP driver may not support (mv), it may (cp/rm) under the hood to be safe.

-inplace: I highly suggest using -inplace without which mtp may want to copy the file a new, and then rename it to the old one.

$ rsync -verbose -progress -omit-dir-times -no-perms -recursive -inplace ~/Videos/. Assuming you have one mtp device, this should work: $ cd /run/user/$UID/gvfs/mtp*įind where you want to transfer the files too, and then rsync them to it $ cd SanDisk\ SD\ card/Movies/ You can force this by opening the phone up in a graphical file-browser (thunar/nautilus/etc) /run/user/$UID/gvfs It's easier than everyone is saying, first notice that when GVFS mounts the MTP mount it'll be available under.