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README.md

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 ### rsync
 
-Rsync is used to efficiently synchronize files by copying only what has changed. It preserves permissions, timestamps, and directory structure (-a), provides readable output (-h), and shows which files are being processed (-v). Identical files are skipped automatically, making repeated syncs fast and incremental. Adding --info=progress2 displays overall transfer progress and speed.
+Rsync is used to efficiently synchronize files by copying (locally or remotely using ssh) only what has changed.
+
+It preserves:
+
+- Permissions
+- Timestamps
+- Directory structure (-a)
+
+Options:
+
+- readable output (-h)
+- shows which files are being processed (-v)
+- --info=progress2 displays overall transfer progress and speed.
+
+Identical files are skipped automatically, making repeated syncs fast and incremental.
+
+Install (debian/ubuntu):
 
 ``` bash
 apt install rsync
 ```
 
 ``` bash
-rsync -avh source target --progress
-
 # example over ssh
 # Note: rsync bust be installed both on source and target.
-rsync -avh ../test_* user@target-address:/home/user/test --info=progress2
+rsync -avh ./test_* user@target-address:/home/user/tmp --info=progress2
 ```