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....login because of pattern /etc/** ........ So at the end /storage dir is created but no content inside. Is it possible reason that it is too huge and/or too many files inside? But I don't see any error on -vv Here is script I use export RSYNC_RSH="ssh -o Compression=no -x"; rsync -aHvx \ --include-from=backup.includes \ --progress --numeric-ids --delete \ --delete-excluded --relative --verbose \ / root@192.168.1.10:/root/backup/laptop/lin/ --------------------------------------- backup.includes + /etc/ + /etc/** + /var/ + /var/log/ + /var/log/**...

...o /mnt/newroot, system replies that the partition is busy and mounted to / This is the script on my Fedora system. I do these steps (modified) on the Ubuntu system... > #!/bin/bash > echo Mounting and backing up the boot area > echo x > mount /dev/hde1 /mnt/newboot > rsync -aHvx --delete /boot/ /mnt/newboot > umount /dev/hde1 > echo Mounting and backing up the root area > echo x > mount /dev/hde3 /mnt/newroot > cd > rsync -aHvx --delete // /mnt/newroot > umount /dev/hde3

...ntry: Steps to Reproduce: 1. on remotehost: mount /var and /var/opt on separate filesystems 2. on remotehost: cp -a /etc /var/opt/XXX 3. on target host: rsync -aHv --delete --numeric-ids --relative --delete-excluded remotehost:/var /home/snapshots/TEST 4. on target host, repeat but with -x: rsync -aHvx --delete --numeric-ids --relative --delete-excluded remotehost:/var /home/snapshots/TEST Actual results: /home/snapshots/TEST/var/opt/XXX/ is still there with its content Expected results: /home/snapshots/TEST/var/opt/XXX/ should have been removed Additional info: This has worked with rsync from...