export yymmdd=`date +%y%m%d`
ftp $RWS < ~/.bin/rsyncPrep.ftp 1>0
##tail -8 0

touch logs/rsync2RWS_$yymmdd
echo rsync --progress --archive --recursive --hard-links --compress --update --verbose . realger1@real-world-systems.com:smackerpro \> logs/rsync2RWS_$yymmdd
# time display shows up even though rsync is backgrounded
/usr/bin/time /usr/bin/rsync --progress --archive --recursive --hard-links --compress --update --verbose . realger1@real-world-systems.com:smackerpro >> logs/rsync2RWS_$yymmdd &
sleep 7
for ii in   2 1
do
echo -n $ii
say $ii
sleep 1
done

echo "     +++++"
echo head -5 logs/rsync2RWS_$yymmdd
head -5 logs/rsync2RWS_$yymmdd
echo +++++
sleep 10

# min time is like 40 seconds

###for ii in 6 5 4 3 2 1
###do
###tail -3 logs/rsync2RWS_$yymmdd
###if [ `tail -1 logs/rsync2RWS_$yymmdd |grep speedup` eq 0 ] ;then say done; exit ; fi
###say $ii
###sleep 5
###done
###
###echo +++++
###echo tail -f logs/rsync2RWS_$yymmdd
ftp $RWS < ~/.bin/rsyncUnPrep.ftp 1>00
##tail -8 00
echo ++++++++++
echo rsync still running. time will display when complete.