Craig Barratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Harry Putnam writes:
I've rsynced two directory structures back and forth a few times.
[snip]
The file systems in volved are (xp)NTFS on one end and Fat32 on the
external drive.
This is the DST problem with how Fat32 represents mtime.
Fat32 uses
Harry Putnam writes:
Yeah, nice write up. Am I correct in thinking that since I've gone
thru the long backup I'm now good till next time change?
Yes.
Further, if I converted the fs on the external drive to NTFS or create
an ext3 partitions, this would never have happened?
Yes.
Craig
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I've rsynced two directory structures back and forth a few times.
Its a desktop to external (portable) drive. And then back once mobile
work has changed files and field work is done.
On this last go around I expected a few files to be transferred maybe
15-20 but instead I'm seeing several
Harry Putnam writes:
I've rsynced two directory structures back and forth a few times.
[snip]
The file systems in volved are (xp)NTFS on one end and Fat32 on the
external drive.
This is the DST problem with how Fat32 represents mtime.
Fat32 uses localtime, so the unix-derived (UTC) mtime
