On Oct 31 21:25:00, [email protected] wrote:
> Jan Stary <[email protected]> wrote:
> > On Oct 31 19:10:52, [email protected] wrote:
> > > $ openrsync --rsync-path=openrsync -r --exclude text1.txt s1:test .
> >
> > That syncs the remote s1:test to the local ./test
> >
> > > $ ssh s1 ls test
> > > text1.txt
> > > text2.txt
> >
> > Of course text1.txt is still at the _source_.
>
> and in the local ./test folder:
>
> $ ls test/
> text1.txt text2.txt
>
> it is excluded when done from local to local
> it is excluded when done from local to remote
>
> it is not excluded when done from remote to local
Are you sure it is not there from a previous sync?
If you manualy remove the local ./test/text1.txt,
will the next sync still put it there?
remote$ mkdir /tmp/dir
remote$ touch /tmp/dir/{foo,bar}
local$ openrsync -av remote:/tmp/dir/ /tmp/ dir/
Transfer starting: 3 files
dir/
dir/bar (0 B, 100.0% downloaded)
dir/foo (0 B, 100.0% downloaded)
Transfer complete: 180 B sent, 52 B read, 0 B file size
local$ rm /tmp/dir/foo
local$ openrsync -av --exclude foo remote:/tmp/dir/ /tmp/dir/
Transfer starting: 2 files
Transfer complete: 78 B sent, 21 B read, 0 B file size
local$ ll /tmp/dir/
total 0
-rw-r--r-- 1 hans wheel 0 Oct 31 21:30 bar
