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Rysync.net rules for backups To mount a remote rsync.net filesystem in Linux, you can use the rsync command with the --mount option. This option allows you to mount a remote directory as a local filesystem, enabling you to access and manipulate files as if they were on a local disk. Here’s an example command: rsync -avz --mount --remote-option=--mount-options=sync=meta,attr rsync://username:password@rsync.net/path/to/remote/directory /local/mount/point Replace: username and password with your actual rsync.net credentials rsync.net/path/to/remote/directory with the actual path to the remote directory you want to mount /local/mount/point with the desired local mount point The --remote-option flag specifies the --mount-options option, which configures the mount. [Read More]