> I agree with everyone else that it would be incredibly useful for rsync to
> either adopt such behaviour by default (assuming always doing 'mkdir -p' isn't
> harmful in any way), or have a tunable to enable it.
I also agree the suggested behavior makes a lot of sense and I think it is a
good id
>> > I agree with everyone else that it would be incredibly useful for rsync to
>> > either adopt such behaviour by default (assuming always doing 'mkdir -p'
>> > isn't
>> > harmful in any way), or have a tunable to enable it.
>>
>> I also agree the suggested behavior makes a lot of sense and I t
henri wrote:
> >> > I agree with everyone else that it would be incredibly useful for
> rsync to
> >> > either adopt such behaviour by default (assuming always doing
> 'mkdir -p' isn't
> >> > harmful in any way), or have a tunable to enable it.
> >>
> >> I also agree the suggested behavior makes a
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 1:38 PM, Tony Abernethy wrote:
> The existing default has saved my bacon several times.
>
Yeah. I don't think I'd ever change the default, though adding an option is
possible. However, there are several ways to create paths remotely with
rsync now. For example:
mkdir -
