Matt McCutchen wrote:
(My boss' last name is the same as yours.)
--delete-excluded prevents the --exclude=Network Trash Folder rule
from protecting the Network Trash Folder on the destination from
deletion; that's the whole point of --delete-excluded.
Aha! No wonder ...
To protect
Matt McCutchen wrote:
Not really. The leading slash would require the pattern to match the
entire path of the file starting from the source directory (here
/cygdrive/f, i.e., F:\). For example, your current exclude rule
- Temporary Items would match both F:\Temporary Items and
On Mon, 2008-11-10 at 10:59 -0700, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
Matt McCutchen wrote:
By the way, if some of your excludes are intended to match only files at
the top level of F: (rather than in a subdirectory), consider anchoring
them with a leading slash, e.g.:
Can I assume that this is
Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
It's not a folder that Windows will allow me to delete, so
consequently rsync will attempt to do that and fail. Adding
--exclude=Network Trash Folder has absolutely no effect what so ever.
Any suggestions?
You could use --ignore-errors - with this, rsync
On Sat, 2008-11-08 at 23:07 -0700, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
Anyone here run rsync on a Win32 platform? I know, I'm a glutton for
pain. Anyway, I'm using 'cwrsync' on one system to copy files from a
local drive (F:) to a mapped (network) drive (Y:). The problem I'm
having is with that
Matt McCutchen wrote:
I'm surprised that the exclude doesn't work. Could you post your whole
rsync command line so I can see if anything else might be interfering?
Keep in mind that this is the Win32 ported version (cwRsync) that
I'm using.
C:\Program Files\cwRsync\bin\rsync.exe -arvz
On Sun, 2008-11-09 at 17:50 -0700, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
Matt McCutchen wrote:
I'm surprised that the exclude doesn't work. Could you post your whole
rsync command line so I can see if anything else might be interfering?
Keep in mind that this is the Win32 ported version (cwRsync)
Anyone here run rsync on a Win32 platform? I know, I'm a glutton for
pain. Anyway, I'm using 'cwrsync' on one system to copy files from a
local drive (F:) to a mapped (network) drive (Y:). The problem I'm
having is with that infamous 'Network Trash Folder'. I can't get it to
ignore it on
