Matt McCutchen wrote:
Currently, the only way to make rsync do this is with the experimental
patch source-filter_dest-filter.diff, which is distributed in
patches/ in the rsync source package. If you compile a custom
version of rsync containing this patch, you can specify bzip2 as the
Hello,
I searched the list and found some similar questions, but no answer, so...
I would like to do an incremental backup using rsync where all the files
at the destination end are compressed (bz2). I'm backing up to a usb flash
drive and would like to fit as much as possible on it. I would
On 11/29/06, Joshua Grauman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to do an incremental backup using rsync where all the files
at the destination end are compressed (bz2).
Currently, the only way to make rsync do this is with the experimental
patch source-filter_dest-filter.diff, which is
Thanks for the info. FYI I tried the patch and it appears to have worked.
I'll keep the list updated if I find any errors...
A couple ideas. Rather than only using the time stamps to determine if
files need updating the file size could also be used by 1) putting the
filesize into the new
