Robin Lee Powell wrote: > Shachar asked me to move this to the list; you'll have to read > bottom-up, I'm afraid. > Which is why I asked that further discussion take place on the list :-) > No, rsyncrypto most certainly does not do this with any number of > -v: > > $ rsyncrypto -vvvv --trim=1 --ne-nesting=5 --name-encrypt=filemap --delete -c > -v -r a a.enc a.keys backup.crt > Skipping unchanged file a/b/d/foo > Skipping unchanged file a/b/c/frobnitz > Encrypting a/b/c/qux > Skipping unchanged file a/b/c/bar > Skipping unchanged file a/b/c/baz > Encrypting a/b/c/quux > > The resulting encrypted file name is not listed at any point, and > rsyncrypto chokes on five -v. > > This is 1.07, by the way. > > -Robin > Got your point. Would adding an additional level of verbosity that outputs the encrypted name as well be considered a solution?
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