Have you checked the permissions for the user, with which
rsync is running on the target directory. This could be one of the reasons.
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I'm trying to use rsync to keep the permissions between two Windows servers.
A windows NT 4 server (with rsync daemon) and windows 2003 R2
I use Rsync in a batch file and I run it as Administrator by double
clicking on it.
Typically:
set cygwin=notnsec
rsync -rpDPo --chmod=Du+rwx,Fu+rwx,+X
The last version of cwRsync contains rsync binaries with acl support. May be
worth to try.
cwRsync FAQ at
http://www.itefix.no/phpws/index.php?module=faqFAQ_op=viewFAQ_id=54 can
also give some clues.
Rgrds Tev
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wayne, ok i wish it worked the way you say it did.
maybe im stupid and im missing something, this is what i did:
(using rsync 2.5.7)
mkdir d1
touch d1/a.txt
touch d1/a.txt
mkdir d2
rsync -va d1/ d2
(both files are copied over as expected)
echo hello d1/a.txt
mkdir d3
(now im going to sync d1
Yes, I even made the rsync server user a local
administrator for a test, as well as created a share for the directory and gave
the user permission for it, as well as file permissions on the
directory...
C.
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