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You know, I think I might have switched to rsync at one point- I haven't had the site in a few years now, so my memory is a bit hazy.

It was sufficiently small enough (no heavy media files) that I didn't mind if I left some unused files up there. Pretty much the only thing that I had to do was make a copy of the sqlite database each time just in case.



--delete-after will delete files on the destination after everything else has synced so you can be sure you aren't linking to a non-existent asset.




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