or more comfortable a bash function

sudosync() {
if [ $# -ne 2 ]; then echo "Usage: sudosync <src> <dst>"; fi
read src dst <<< "${@}"
echo rsync $src to $dst

sudo -E \
rsync -vaX \
-e "sudo -E -u $USER ssh -T -q" \
--rsync-path="sudo rsync" \
$src $dst
}

sudosync [email protected]:/fullpath/directory/ /localpath/directory/

sudo -E rsync -vaX -e "sudo -E -u $USER ssh -T -q" --rsync-path="sudo rsync" [email protected]:/full/path/directory /localpath/directory

the -E was missing on all solutions I found to pass through all environment variables. could be more specific.. I am lazy right now :D

Just came across this, and it describes it quite well. "Swim race against fishes"
Trying to do sth (more) what this guy proposes.. not sure how to get visible and get past these "bouncers"
#autism #job #application

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