rsync - Mar 2006 - remove-send-files, thanks and question

First remove-send-files is improved in the actual version
and really works better for me, removing is now more in time. 

In my case I have a buggy wireless cconnection and rsyncing over night
in a loop, until rsync return 0, because often the pipe connection gets 
broken. 

After a complete success rsync there are files left on the sender, because
they where transfered right before loosing connection and not 
transfered#again, because the file already exists on the next loop on
the receivers side. So these files will surely not removed, b ecause they 
are not send. 

Can I do something like delete-existing to delete files on the sender that 
are equal on the receiver? 

Thanks in advance,
Daniel Laffien 


[AMIGA - because life is too short for boring computers]

On Sat, Mar 04, 2006 at 07:45:26PM +0000, d.laffien@ping.de
wrote:
> So these files will surely not removed, because they 
> are not sent. 
Ouch, that is not very nice of rsync, is it?  The only simple suggestion
I can think of is to use -I so that rsync will update even identical
files (it will do an efficient update that doesn't send any literal
data) and will thus delete all the files in the transfer.

..wayne..