rsync - May 2006 - switch to not backup a file of size X Mb

I'm performing backup via a standard use of rsync:
(note:$dayte is set via a .sh file)
rsync -aurvz --backup --backup-dir=../data_originals/$dayte -e ssh
/mnt/netware6/dhs01/data/ ./dhs01/data/

My Question: Is there any way to make sync ignore files greater than a
certain size. The files do not follow any naming convention and are
therefore only identifiable by their size?  (e.g I want all files backed
up except files greater than say 200Mb)

thanks
sam




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On Tue 16 May 2006, Sam Russo wrote:
> 
> My Question: Is there any way to make sync ignore files greater than a
> certain size. The files do not follow any naming convention and are
> therefore only identifiable by their size?  (e.g I want all files backed
> up except files greater than say 200Mb)
RFTM:
        --max-size=SIZE         don't transfer any file larger than SIZE

hence use --max-size=200M


Paul Slootman