You're not crazy. I've seen similar behaviour. The trailing / does not
always (or even usually) bring about the documented behaviour. I have
tried to use that before, and had rsync delete most of what i already had,
even though it exists on the source... it simply doesn't come through. For
Tim,
Wonderful, thank you -- it is plain text!
Randy Kramer
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Incidentally: I've deleted and reinstalled notes, in the hopes that the
user preference for internet mail (TEXT ONLY, instead of HTML) has been
honored. I set that as soon as i started, but obviously, our
That was just too small a test. --bwlimit= causes rsync to sleep for an
appropriate interval after each data block (not tcp packet), in order to
pull the average transfer rate down to the specified limit. Your reported
transfer rate was only a little above 1kbps anyway, as the test was so
The clients that aren't doing a directory listing are;
rsync version 2.3.1 protocol version 20
rsync version 2.2.1 protocol version 19
The client that works as desired and expected
is;
rsync version 2.4.6 protocol version 24
I tried adding a trailing / but that didn't
encourage the older
On Tue, 2001-11-20 at 07:49:59 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
; That was just too small a test. --bwlimit= causes rsync to sleep for an
; appropriate interval after each data block (not tcp packet), in order to
; pull the average transfer rate down to the specified limit. Your reported
;
On Tue, 20 Nov 2001, Dave Dykstra wrote:
rsync [options] -e ssh source [...] [user@]host:::module[/path]
rsync [options] -e ssh [user@]host:::module[/path] dest
I'm uncomfortable with adding yet another syntax. I'd prefer just keying
off the -e when the two colons are used. Currently
