On Sat, Apr 24, 2004 at 12:22:57PM +0400, Denis Lagno wrote:
> I see strange behaviour in presence of symlink.
Facinating case there! The copy you cited is really going to delete the
symlink in the destination and recopy the whole dir, so it does not list
deletions within the X11 dir. What is ap
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> I can't reproduce this -- rsync always reports the files that would
> be deleted. If you're still seeing a problem, please provide a more
> detailed test case.
yes, it works fine under normal circumstances.
I see strange behaviour in presence of symlink.
Bel
On Thu, Apr 22, 2004 at 02:40:07PM +0400, Denis Lagno wrote:
> rsync --delete -anvc /dir1 /dir2
>
> It is natural to expect to see printed out all files that would be
> updated including files that would be deleted. But such invocation
> do not print files that would be deleted.
I can't reproduc
I use rsync-current. I tried to do something like:
rsync --delete -anvc /dir1 /dir2
It is natural to expect to see printed out all files that
would be updated including files that would be deleted.
But such invocation do not print files that would be
deleted.
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