I simulated rsync to a third location, and again the old files on destination were an hour older. I did a backup to a third location using a command (updating based on file size): rsync -r -t -o -v --progress --size-only -u /media/data/ /media/jarno/red_iomega/data/ After that, the following simulation does not suggest any file for updating: rsync -r -n -t -o -v --progress -u /media/data/ /media/jarno/red_iomega/data/ i.e. the modification times are equal. So it seems like the rsync command updates the modification times on destination, propably due the -t option, even if sizes are equal and --size-only is used.
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