rsync - Apr 2002 - is there a `newer' function

Hope I haven't just blindly overlooked this in man rsync:

1)
Some way to run rsync with any of the usual command lines but only
applicable to files newer than some stipulated date.(on the source)

2)
Some tricky way to redirect where the transferred files go.
Example:
rsync -avv source  target  real_destination

Where all rsync computations are done comparing files in source to
files in target, but the transfer actually goes to real_destination

Maybe even deliver to both target and real_destination

On Fri, Apr 12, 2002 at 03:01:59AM -0700, Harry Putnam
wrote:
> Hope I haven't just blindly overlooked this in man rsync:
> 
> 1)
> Some way to run rsync with any of the usual command lines but only
> applicable to files newer than some stipulated date.(on the source)
No, there's no option to do that.
> 2)
> Some tricky way to redirect where the transferred files go.
> Example:
> rsync -avv source  target  real_destination
> 
> Where all rsync computations are done comparing files in source to
> files in target, but the transfer actually goes to real_destination
> 
> Maybe even deliver to both target and real_destination
If you haven't found it yet, see --compare-dest.

- Dave Dykstra