rsync.sh

$ rsync -avz -P -e ssh rhel-server-7.5 uid@192.168.1.203://home/uid/mnt_VMs_BACKUP/

-P                          same as --partial --progress

rsync -Rv -P $(gd 3d23ae1b 3dfee952 | grep -E '.js' | egrep -v html) ./webteam-js/
rsync -Rv -P $(gd 9c45cdb0 3dfee952 | grep -E '.js|.css') webteam-js-release-3.4.28-20201116

# remote to local
# rsync -az source to-destination
rsync -avz -P -e ssh uid@host:///home/path ./

    rsync --delete : delete the files that is not present on the sender's system
    rsync -v : Verbose (which gives detailed information)
    rsync -e : specify the ssh as remote shell
    rsync -z : compress file data
    rsync -r : recurse into directories
    rsync -a : archive mode

Now how can we keep two folders in sync always? Just add a cron job that runs the rsync 
command to the do the sync operation as frequently as you want it to be.

rsync -avz -P --exclude={"media/videos",".hg"} -e ssh SRC TARGET

https://serverfault.com/questions/570837/how-to-fix-corrupt-packet-error-for-with-rsync-for-relatively-large-files

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