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username="annex2384@290036d126d86bcec28ee2f2ead549de1f59e90e"
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nickname="annex2384"
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subject="Similar use case"
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date="2020-02-04T03:48:39Z"
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I have a similar use case, wanting to sync files to my music player from a machine that doesn't store a local copy of my music collection. I'm using a directory special remote with exporttree=yes since the player uses a FAT filesystem. Spooling locally would be absolutely fine with me; I just don't want to fetch any content that's already on the player. I suppose I could so something clever with the preferred content expression to accomplish this, but it seems like it might be complicated. For example, I think I could put the laptop and player each in a \"playersync\" group, with the player additionally in a \"player\" group, set the groupwanted expression on the playersync gorup to the files I want on the player, set the player's wanted to groupwanted and the laptop's wanted to \"groupwanted and not inallgroup=player\". But that seems pretty convoluted.
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