rsync - Dec 2003 - rsync -vt shows directories considered?

Passing the -t option to rsync seems to cause -v to show each directory 
that is considered, while -v without -t doesn't.

Is this a known bug or intended feature? Or is there a way to defeat 
this? I'd like -v to show the files transmitted, but not the 
directories that were considered.

This command:

	rsync -urzCv ./ desthost:/path

...shows only the files transferred.

While this command:

	rsync -urzCtv ./ desthost:/path

...shows all directories that it looked at, and decided not to transfer 
files in.

(rsync  version 2.5.6  protocol version 26, stock Darwin 10.3.1 build).

James.

On Mon, Dec 01, 2003 at 06:21:34PM -0800, James Berry
wrote:
> Passing the -t option to rsync seems to cause -v to show each directory 
> that is considered, while -v without -t doesn't.
> 
> Is this a known bug or intended feature? Or is there a way to defeat 
> this? I'd like -v to show the files transmitted, but not the 
> directories that were considered.
> 
> This command:
> 
> 	rsync -urzCv ./ desthost:/path
> 
> ...shows only the files transferred.
> 
> While this command:
> 
> 	rsync -urzCtv ./ desthost:/path
> 
> ...shows all directories that it looked at, and decided not to transfer 
> files in.
> 
> (rsync  version 2.5.6  protocol version 26, stock Darwin 10.3.1 build).
For what reason should rsync update the directory inode if
the ownership and permissions are unchanged unless you are
preserving mtime?

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