Hello

I have started to use rsync to backup my personal files to a server. I keep my mirrored files on a server folder called /uptodate and (I use --backup option) the changes from last backup are moved by rsync to /changes-20080731 (for example). This is great, and it lets me keep several versions of my files.

The problem is that I cannot backup large files that way, because if I backup for example my email inbox file (nearly 2GB), every day I get a 2GB file on the /changes-XXXXXX folder. This would fill my disk very quick and is useless as the difference with the uptodate version of those files is just a few KBs from each day's messages.

I know I can control file sizes with --max-size, but my problem is not on transfer but on backing up at the server. Would it be possible to specify not to back up files larger than a given size?

Thank you in advance for considering my request.

Great job, keep at it.

Best regards.

Ruben.
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