> rsync -avz -e "ssh -p <ssh port number>" <user>@<remote addr>:<remote path/folder> <local path/folder>
It makes a backup of remote folder in local folder by synchonizing folder content.
Example:
> rsync -avz -e "ssh -p 22000" root@192.168.13.100:/var/www/ /home/myuser/remote_backup_www
it creates a backup of remote folder "192.168.13.100:/var/www" in local folder "/home/myuser/remote_backup_www" using ssh port 22000. if local folder "/home/myuser/remote_backup_www" does not exists, it is created.
Example:
> rsync -avz -e "ssh -p 22000" root@192.168.13.100:/var/www/ /home/myuser/remote_backup_www
it creates a backup of remote folder "192.168.13.100:/var/www" in local folder "/home/myuser/remote_backup_www" using ssh port 22000. if local folder "/home/myuser/remote_backup_www" does not exists, it is created.
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