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2017 Jun 11
2
Bug: rsync erroneously changes modification time
...oD) may change the modification time of the destination file even if no modification was made. Type the following commands in a terminal in order to reproduce the problem: $ mkdir source $ mkdir target $ echo "file one" > source/file $ echo "file two" > target/file $ srcstamp=201111110000.11 $ tgtstamp=200001010000.00 $ touch -t $srcstamp source/file $ touch -t $tgtstamp target/file $ stat -c "%y %s" source/file $ stat -c "%y %s" target/file Notice, that although the file in source/ and target/ folder contain different content they do not differ...
2017 Jun 12
0
Bug: rsync erroneously changes modification time
...stination file even if no > modification was made. > > Type the following commands in a terminal in order to reproduce the > problem: > > $ mkdir source > $ mkdir target > $ echo "file one" > source/file > $ echo "file two" > target/file > $ srcstamp=201111110000.11 > $ tgtstamp=200001010000.00 > $ touch -t $srcstamp source/file > $ touch -t $tgtstamp target/file > $ stat -c "%y %s" source/file > $ stat -c "%y %s" target/file > > Notice, that although the file in source/ and target/ folder contain >...
2017 Jun 12
3
Bug: rsync erroneously changes modification time
...ification was made. >> >> Type the following commands in a terminal in order to reproduce the >> problem: >> >> $ mkdir source >> $ mkdir target >> $ echo "file one" > source/file >> $ echo "file two" > target/file >> $ srcstamp=201111110000.11 >> $ tgtstamp=200001010000.00 >> $ touch -t $srcstamp source/file >> $ touch -t $tgtstamp target/file >> $ stat -c "%y %s" source/file >> $ stat -c "%y %s" target/file >> >> Notice, that although the file in source/ and t...