When I use a console to list the files in the directory using ls -l , it lists all the files including hidden files, but when I use nautilus to list the files it recognizes that some are hidden files and only shows them to me if I enable "show hidden files".
So I'm not sure if rsync can even see that Windows files are hidden. For this to work you must also have at least in your create mask. You can use the find command to create this list based on Unix attributes. The version of find I have doesn't seem to support extended attributes but it might still be possible to use the -exec option in find to get extended attributes of all your files and filter on them.
Since find can filter on normal Unix permissions, if you chose the world execute bit option then find. I don't believe rsync has any insight into which files are marked "Hidden" on the Windows fileshare.
Do the files have anything else in common, such as a naming format? You can use the --exclude or --exclude-from options to pattern-match filenames not to copy. I don't have an answer for you, but I don't think rsync is the right place to be looking.
I would either try to find something in the sharing options on the windows side, or a mount. It might be possible using ACL extensions, but there is nothing in traditional unix permissions that makes a file hidden.
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We will be covering how to use Rsync to:. We have explained the commands and procedure mentioned in this article on a Ubuntu You will need the command-line Terminal for copying files using rsync.
Rsync comes pre-installed in Ubuntu However, if it is accidentally removed from the system, you can install it as follows:. Without specifying any inclusion or exclusion patterns, rsync will copy hidden files and directories.
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