Open dineshkumar3234 opened 1 year ago
i got this error too with similar case with you
my command
gsutil -m rsync -r s3://my-source-bucket gs://my-destination-bucket
got similar error above (**CommandException: The rsync command requires at least 2 arguments. Usage: xxx)
i tried to check whats wrong with the rsync command argument, so i tried to sync my local directory in order to check my argument with this command
gsutil -m rsync -r /home/{user}/test/ gs://my-destination-bucket
its running well
so i try again once more with spesific folder img
but this time with bucket
gsutil -m rsync -r s3://my-source-bucket/img gs://my-destination-bucket
and gotcha it worked
so i try to add slash, you may add /
. it will be s3://my-source-bucket/
not s3://my-source-bucket
gsutil -m rsync -r s3://my-source-bucket/ gs://my-destination-bucket
Hope this helps
ubuntu@newhost:~/data$ gsutil -m rsync -r global s3://ax-global **CommandException: The rsync command requires at least 2 arguments. Usage:
gsutil rsync [OPTION]... src_url dst_url**
For additional help run: gsutil help rsync ubuntu@newhost:~/data$
i am able to list the buckets folder with gsutil ls s3://ax-global
Used cmd: gsutil -m rsync -r global s3://ax-global gsutil -m rsync -ri global s3://ax-global gsutil rsync -r global s3://ax-global gsutil rsync global s3://ax-global gsutil rsync ./global s3://ax-global gsutil -m rsync -r ./global s3://ax-global/ gsutil rsync ./global s3://ax-global/