Hi, I am using rsync to copy some files between 2 machines. There is a special occasion when the destination directory doesn't exist and rsync has to create it. After creating this directory or during the process of copying the files into it rsync attempts to set permissions to ./. But as far as I can tell this ./ doesn't reffer to the directory being written to, but rather to the home directory of the user, where this command originated. So rsync either gives an error or alters permissions on a user's home directory. I have attempted unsuccessfully to pass rsync ./ as an --exclude. Any help would be appreciated. Alex Vladimirskiy
