Hi,
usually I use rsync with -a but recently I used it without this option and
discovered that the same files are synced over and over again (as shown by
-v). Of course the rsync algorithm avoids the traffic but the files are all
listed.
As soon as I use -a for one time those files are not
perhaps using Windows or FAT32 type filesystems?
On 3/30/09, André Hänsel an...@webkr.de wrote:
Hi,
usually I use rsync with -a but recently I used it without this option and
discovered that the same files are synced over and over again (as shown by
-v). Of course the rsync algorithm avoids
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 02:13:49PM +0200, Andr? H?nsel wrote:
usually I use rsync with -a but recently I used it without this option
and discovered that the same files are synced over and over again (as
shown by -v).
You should at least specify -t when not using -a. See the -a option in
the
I rsync a remote destination which has a daily network interruption of round
about 5 minutes.
Is it possible to configure rsync to wait in such a case this 5 minutes and
continue the rsync as soon as the network connection is established again?
I use rsyncd with perl::rsync (backuppc) through a
