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@@ -39,4 +39,40 @@ sync {
 }
 {% endhighlight %}
 
+If you want to track directories and files passed to rsync command (--include-from) in your bash script, consider that they come via STDIN and NUL delimited chars (rsync is called using --include-from=- --from0).
+
+After calling rsync within your script, STDIN is lost, so if you need it later could do something like this:
+
+{% highlight shell %}
+#!/bin/bash
+
+#create unique temp file to store incoming STDIN
+_TMP_FILE=$(mktemp -q /tmp/lsd-rsync.XXXXXXXXXX || exit 1)
+
+#Set trap to automatically clean up the temp file on exit
+trap 'rm -f -- "$_TMP_FILE"' EXIT
+
+#get last argument (TARGET) and next to last (SOURCE)
+_SOURCE=${@: -2:1}
+_TARGET=${@: -1:1}
+
+#save the current STDIN with \0 (NUL) chars to a file, or we'll lose the original STDIN after calling rsync
+cat - >$_TMP_FILE
+
+#execute rsync with arguments and inject STDIN with NUL delimited chars
+/usr/bin/rsync "$@" <$_TMP_FILE
+
+result=$?
+(
+    # ...
+    # Do anything you need with our saved STDIN as $_TMP_FILE, $_SOURCE, $_TARGET, etc.
+    # ...
+    # for example
+    # replace \0 (NUL) chars with tabs in our stdin saved as a file
+    # sed -i 's/\x0/\t/g' $_TMP_FILE
+    # pass this new file to other script, etc.
+)
+
+{% endhighlight %}
+
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