Behavior of --checksum, suggestion

x27;s mtime would simply be updated without the whole file being re-transferred. Is this something that would be hard to implement? Thanks, Moshe -- Moshe Jacobson -- http://runslinux.net -- AIM: Jehsom | This message is strictly confidential; it should be shown to nobody | | except the listed addres

Re: Behavior of --checksum, suggestion

ing a checksum or transferring the entire file? Moshe whole file again if the size is the same and the mtime is different On Tue, 7 Jun 2005, Wayne Davison wrote: On Tue, Jun 07, 2005 at 04:46:43PM -0400, Moshe Jacobson wrote: Is this something that would be hard to implement? Yes, it would be r

Re: Does rsync copy if only perm changed?

le/-W, rsync will do checksums on either end to determine if the file is still unchanged, and then it will adjust the permissions on the other side. So no, it will not re-transfer the entire file. Moshe -- Moshe Jacobson -- http://runslinux.net -- AIM: Jehsom | This message is strictly confidentia

--fuzzy, enhancement idea

s probably not trivial to implement, but it would be very cool nonetheless. Thanks for listening, Moshe -- Moshe Jacobson -- http://runslinux.net -- AIM: Jehsom | This message is strictly confidential; it should be shown to nobody | | except the listed addressee(s). If you've received