Try running without the compression option (-z) to see if that 'fixes' the problem. Your previous rsync may have used a static compression routine, and FC2 uses a dynamic one. Just a guess...
The first rsync to delete the directory is successful because since it does no file transfers, no compression is needed. -- John Van Essen Univ of Minn. Alumnus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
John,
Thanks for the suggestions,
Ok I have tried removing the -z option but this doesn't help the problem remains.
I have also tried putting the --temp-dir /tmp option earlier and it too makes no difference.
I don't think my daemon is chrooting but I don't undestand how this is controlled so I can't be sure,
Thnaks,
SA
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