On 10/20/06, Michael Homscheidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- If I get the data back from the module the directory /Applications/
Scripts/Applications/Scripts is created.
[...] (server to client) rsync --relative --recursive --archive --
compress --stats --perms --times $MODULE $DIRECTORY
where $ DIRECTORY is /Applications/Skripte an $MODULE is the
configured module
Your current client-to-server command sends /Applications/Scripts on
the client to a /Applications/Scripts subdirectory inside the module
because you used --relative, which recreates the path of the source
inside the destination. Your server-to-client command copies the
entire module to $DIRECTORY; since the module contains a subdirectory
/Applications/Scripts, naturally rsync creates a corresponding
subdirectory inside $DIRECTORY.
If you meant to send /Applications/Scripts to the root of the module,
remove --relative from the client-to-server command.
Otherwise, you want to download the /Applications/Scripts subdirectory
of the module instead of the entire module, which means the source in
the server-to-client command should be $MODULE/Applications/Scripts/
instead of $MODULE . Furthermore, --relative will recreate the
Applications/Scripts path info from the source inside $DIRECTORY,
which will give you the same problem, so remove --relative from the
server-to-client command. The resulting command would be:
rsync --archive --compress --stats $MODULE/Applications/Scripts/ $DIRECTORY
(I left off --recursive, --perms, and --times because they're included
in --archive.)
Matt
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