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...the server, so first I do an update. However, this replaces the links with the files themselves. My current usage is: # First look whether stuff changed on the other side (shouldn?t) # rsync -rtKPuzb webserver:public_html/ /home/hendrik/public_html/Hendrik/ # Then put changes from here. rsync -rtkKLPzC --delete --delete-excluded --exclude-from=/home/hendrik/.website-exclude /home/hendrik/public_html/Hendrik/ webserver:public_html As you can see, I have the first line commented out, because it replaces symlinks. I?d like something similar to --keep-dirlinks which follows links on the receive...

...n the server, so first I do an update. However, this replaces the links with the files themselves. My current usage is: # First look whether stuff changed on the other side (shouldn’t) # rsync -rtKPuzb webserver:public_html/ /home/hendrik/public_html/Hendrik/ # Then put changes from here. rsync -rtkKLPzC --delete --delete-excluded --exclude-from=/home/hendrik/.website-exclude /home/hendrik/public_html/Hendrik/ webserver:public_html As you can see, I have the first line commented out, because it replaces symlinks. I’d like something similar to --keep-dirlinks which follows links on the receiver an...