This should be easier!! 
I have a work Mac, I have a Documents folder with which I'd like to clone/sync to my corporate Onedrive location. Main reason being I get updated project (film) schedules every week and I'd like them accessible on my phone and iPad if I'm out and about. They're no good to me if they're out of date.
So, I've done a bit of re-learning of terminal and got this far;
(I guess I can add the --delete flag as well but I'm not brave enough right now)
What I want to do is automate this. Preferably as-and-when files change but I'm not sure that's possible with Automator/Rsync?
If not then perhaps every time I log-on/log-off or something? It's not a huge amount of data, just some PDFs that will be mostly changing.
What do I do next to automate this? I can't get my head around any of the Automator guides..
Thanks.
I have a work Mac, I have a Documents folder with which I'd like to clone/sync to my corporate Onedrive location. Main reason being I get updated project (film) schedules every week and I'd like them accessible on my phone and iPad if I'm out and about. They're no good to me if they're out of date.
So, I've done a bit of re-learning of terminal and got this far;
Bash:
rsync -av ~/Documents/ /Users/mySSOhere/Library/CloudStorage/OneDrive-CompanyName/Documents-SyncWhat I want to do is automate this. Preferably as-and-when files change but I'm not sure that's possible with Automator/Rsync?
If not then perhaps every time I log-on/log-off or something? It's not a huge amount of data, just some PDFs that will be mostly changing.
What do I do next to automate this? I can't get my head around any of the Automator guides..
Thanks.
I will have a play around with it this week and report back!
