NOTE: when using RSYNC to syncronize files in a directory, the SOURCE path must end with a "/".
    The remote DESTINATION path does not require the slash, and it won't impact placement if included.
    If you are going to place this command in a script or in the background you should redirect stdout and stderr.

--> more sync-host.sh   # used if you are going to watch the monitor
#!/bin/bash
rsync -rp --delete --progress /home/luser/files/linux/ remoteluser@distantserver:/home/remoteluser/files/linux
rsync -rp --delete --progress /home/luser/files/bible/ remoteluser@distantserver:/home/remoteluser/files/bible
rsync -rp --delete --progress /home/luser/files/jeep/ remoteluser@distantserver:/home/remoteluser/files/jeep
rsync -rp --delete --progress /home/luser/files/tech/ remoteluser@distantserver:/home/remoteluser/files/tech
rsync -rp --delete --progress /home/luser/files/fotomeister/ remoteluser@distantserver:/home/remoteluser/files/fotomeister

--> more sync-quiet-host.sh   # used if you are going to use cron and not redirect output
#!/bin/bash
rsync -rp --delete /home/luser/files/linux/ remoteluser@distantserver:/home/remoteluser/files/linux
rsync -rp --delete /home/luser/files/bible/ remoteluser@distantserver:/home/remoteluser/files/bible
rsync -rp --delete /home/luser/files/jeep/ remoteluser@distantserver:/home/remoteluser/files/jeep
rsync -rp --delete /home/luser/files/tech/ remoteluser@distantserver:/home/remoteluser/files/tech
rsync -rp --delete /home/luser/files/fotos/ remoteluser@distantserver:/home/remoteluser/files/fotos