Hello everyone,
Image you rsynced your mp3 archive. Later you do some cleanup renaming
and start splitting up the directory into a hierarchy and do some file
move around.
Data-wise you did nothing, meta-data-wise you did a lot. --fuzzy comes
into mind for the next rsync. Unfortunately fuzzy match
Hi!
I read the source around find_fuzzy(), but got stuck in get_dirlist(). I
thought the latter returns the subset of the current “global” file list
of the receiver side (which is complete, or an incremental part(?)),
reduced to the “same directory” restriction.
Can someone enlighten me, where th
Hi!
I've noticed that an "rsync -avx . host:/test" tries to descend into a
FUSE filesystem (on the origin/sending side). This is at least true when
the FUSE is mounted by somebody else.
I came accross this while my nightly backup choked on this with
"Permission denied" at the mount point.
FUSE i
> If you run:
>
> file-attr-restore foo$bar
>
> the shell will replace $bar with the contents of the $bar shell
> variable. If $bar is empty, it would run "file-attr-restore foo".
>
> To get around this you need to either enclose the filename in quotes
> so the shell does not glob it, or turn o
> One might want fuzzy matching to visit some --*-dest dirs and not
> others. It seems that detect-renamed, if enabled, should operate on
> the same subset of the --*-dest dirs as fuzzy matching. Thus, maybe
> there should really be alternate forms of the --*-dest options
> (--fuzzy-*-dest) that
On Fri, Aug 25, 2006 at 08:20:15PM -0400, Matt McCutchen wrote:
> No, --fuzzy only looks in the same directory as the destination file.
> There was a rather heated debate about whether it should look in
> --*-dest directories on bug 3392:
>https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3392
I've r
Hi!
Does --fuzzy also look for files in dirs mentioned with --...-dest? My
special intrest lies in --link-dest, though.
Thanks,
Robert
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> >I'm using Dirvish to backup my servers. For those who haven't heard
> >about it it's sort of "front end" for rsync making a copy of the files
> >for the first backup, and then copying modified files and hardlinking
> >unmodified files every day.
dirvish is using the services of rsync to let the
Hi Paul, hi everyone else! (-:
First, thank you for your reply on my topic!
On Wed, Aug 16, 2006 at 04:24:57PM +0200, Paul Slootman wrote:
> On Wed 16 Aug 2006, Robert Siemer wrote:
> >
> > Out of curiosity: What (backup) solutions do you use to let rsync store
> > devic
Hello everybody!
Out of curiosity: What (backup) solutions do you use to let rsync store
device files and ownership permissions without root privileges?
I found out about "fakeroot" so far. Is there actually a practical use
for the "--super" option? I didn't find anything as fakeroot doesn't
need
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