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WayneD
An open source utility that provides fast incremental file transfer. It also has useful features for backup and restore operations among many other use cases.
I mounted an external SMB share as a local path and synced this path through rsync with verbose and stats flags as follows: ``` rsync -av --stats "${source_path}" "${backup_path}" ```...
**Current State** When using rsync with the --checksum flag to copy a bunch of big files to an empty directory, rsync apparently calculates the checksum of the big files before...
Performing a command like rsync -a --delete --backup --suffix=xxx source dest when some directory within `source` has recently been deleted, results in the error cannot delete non-empty directory: some/dir which...
With a structure created like this: ``` mkdir a b touch a/file ``` Expansion of `*/file` results in `a/file b/file`, but the latter does not exist. This leads to errors...
I have created a minimized tree of files, _with one duplicate hard link_, that causes `rsync` to error out with a cryptic `File-list index 24 not in 31 - 32...
I made several tests with rsync and had over the time different errors as follows: Provided the wrong source path (= "huge error"): ``` rsync: link_stat "/mnt/disks/DESKTOP-I0HHMD9_*" failed: No such...
Use case: Continual bi-directional synchronisation between two computers, while both systems may be updated at any time, so we have to handle some conflicts gracefully. This workflow is supported by...
Do you plan to support SDDL? When I copied files with -A, on another machine changing SID. Samba 4.10, 2 machines with CentOS 7 Thanks.
Rsync 3.1.3 on the server. Our user start a transfer to our server with rsync --bwlimit=1m subreads.bam [email protected]:/project/something and on our server we see (obfuscated): user 8219 24.5 0.0 15928...
This proposal is for the addition of a new option in the following form (name debatable): `--copy-cmd=COMMAND` When provided, instead of copying a file using the default method (delta transfer),...
