When running rsync between 2 Solaris 7 machines installed with rsync 2.5.2 using the following command:
rsync -avz -e ssh --delete me@srcMachine:/someDir destDir
rsync was downloaded as a binary from rsync.samba.org. The first time rsync is invoked and the destDir is empty, rsync works find. However, if I replace a file on the source directory tree with a new file and run rsync again, I receive the following error:
Segmentation Fault - core dumped
Connection unexpectely closed.
Error in rsync protocol data stream (Code 12) io.c (140)
The file I replaced was originally 1.1 Megs. I replaced it with a copy that was 4 Megs.
I also tried running rsync 2.3.1 from Mac OS X hitting the same Solaris 7 machine. Again copying to a clean destination works fine. However, as in the above case, when I replace one of the source files (1.1 megs to 4 megs) and rerun rsync, I receive the following error:
Segmentation Fault -core dumped
unexpected EOF in read_timeout
Am I using rsync incorrectly?
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