Matt McCutchen wrote:
Pass the -i, --itemize-changes option to see why rsync thought the
files needed copying: `s' indicates a difference in size and `t'
indicates a difference in mtime. If you get `t', make sure you are
using the -t, --times option to set mtimes of destination files equal
to t
On 8/5/07, peter pilsl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> example:
> the following files are the same for years, but every night rsync copies them
> again:
>
> opt_noraid/marcus/usr/local/apache2-140a/manual/vhosts/
> opt_noraid/marcus/usr/local/apache2-140a/manual/vhosts/index.html
> opt_noraid/marcus/
I use to sync several servers with rsync for years now. One strange thing I
still havent figured out:
while rsync does its job perfectly will, it cant refuse to transfer all files
with "index.html" in it, even if the files havent change.
example:
the following files are the same for years,
