Package: clsync
Version: 0.4.5-1
Severity: normal
Hi,
with clsync 0.4.2-1, the documented "--splitting process" or
"--splitting=process" argument worked.
In the current version, it gives the error message
Error: argument "process" can't be parsed as a number
Error: Unable to process option "splitting" (with argument: "process") from
"cli_arguments"
Similarly, --secure-splitting is not recognized:
clsync: unrecognized option '--secure-splitting'
However, the manpage documents it:
SECURITY OPTIONS
--secure-splitting
Implies "--splitting=process --check-execvp-arguments
--seccomp-filter --forbid-devices"
Confusingly, --splitting *will* accept a numerical argument, but it's unclear
what it'll do.
Looking through the changelog, I think it's disabling seccomp support that
broke these options. Indeed, the source confirms it, at least for
secure-splitting:
# ifdef SECCOMP_SUPPORT
{"secure-splitting", no_argument, NULL,
SECURESPLITTING},
# endif
Can't you disable seccomp support only for the architectures where it's not
usable?
Thanks and best regards,
András
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Versions of packages clsync recommends:
ii rsync 3.2.3-2
clsync suggests no packages.
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