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I've setup rsync 3.0.0 pre5 on distrib-coffee.ipsl.jussieu.fr (rsync server) and upload the same into mandriva cooker (development distribution). Someone reported this failure: rsync -auvPH --delete --exclude-from="/home/rfox/exclude.txt" distrib-coffee.ipsl.jussieu.fr::mandrivalinux/devel/cooker/i586/ . receiving incremental file list rsync: hlink.c:253: check_prior: Assertion

Hello list, Short introduction: I'm Pierre, on my non-free time I work for Red Hat in Farnborough, UK. I'm not really using Samba extensively myself, but how could one not love a source tree containing torture.c and weird.c? About that, if anyone can explain what the latter is for, I'd be very interested... "Add the weird charset in 3_0 and build it by default for ./configure

It seems latest rsync pass -e to the remote server to specify rsync client is a preversion (A thing I understand because -e works on all rsync version). However, this cause problems on server having options restriction, like denying -e because it allow to execute any command on it. So I suggest this patch to limit effect to unstable version of clients. WDYT ? Regards. Index: option...

When files with pre-0.9.9 tool names exists in $(exec_prefix)/bin, "make DESTDIR=${staging_dir} install" tries to delete them, which may cause a failure for lack of permissions (quite likely to happen when building a package as a normal user), and is wrong anyway (nothing outside of DESTDIR should ever be changed by "make install"). With this patch, it will now cd to

...ee machines in Lancaster and on my three computers (2x R-1.2.2, 1x R-1.2.1) we get `segmentation fault' for /usr/bin/R --vanilla < strange.R Furthermore, I get a segmentation fault for /usr/bin/R source("strange.R") but not Paulo at Lancaster, neither Martin Maechler on his preversion R-1.3.0 (I had asked Martin before Paulo found out that `usr/bin/R --vanilla < strange.R' breaks on his (and mine) computers.) We would be happy for any comment on whether the segmentation fault appears anywhere else (and why). We noticed that R does not fail if /usr/bin/R is called with...