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...ou may prefer also: > > - using -i (--itemize-changes) instead of -v > - do not compress (no -z) Hello! Same effect on ^C, unfortunately. The exact command I'm running (with names changed to protect the innocent :): $ /usr/local/bin/rsync \ -a -L -i '--chmod=ugo-rwx,Dugo+x,ugo+r,u+w' \ --delete-after \ --delay-updates \ --partial \ /A/ www2.example.com:/B/ If I ^C this command, I see temporary files left in /B, and the next time I run this same command, new temporary files are created and the old ones are ignored. This is on FreeBSD 12. $ rsync --v...

I am getting a handful of these errors, and I am not sure why. The directories in question have rights like this: drw-r--r-- 2 osstbb osstbb 42 2008-05-02 00:04 12981826/ As root, why would it matter if it has executability? I can read it just fine on the server. Or is it an issue when it tries to create it on the -client- ? Is there a way to fix this? I can chmod 0755 the dirs on the server

Hello. I'm a long-time rsync user, but I've encountered a case today and I just can't seem to get rsync to do the right thing. I want to mirror a directory A on server www1.example.com to a directory B on www2.example.com. The directory A contains very large but essentially read-only files. A server process on www1.example.com periodically creates new large files and deletes old

Hi all, I'm rsyncing a windows 2003 client to a windows 2003 server using the cwrsync installation package. The trouble is that the permission rights set by rsync on the destination server are very restrictive and don't allow another application to access the files. I'd like to change that. However, the GID and UID parameters in the rsyncd.conf file don't seem to manage that.