** Changed in: rsync (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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rsync doesn't delete deleted files
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/233849
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I also had this problem. Adding --exclude=".gvfs/" solves the problem.
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rsync doesn't delete deleted files
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Make that...
rsync -av --delete --delete-excluded --exclude=".gvfs/" /home/david/
/media/disk/Backup
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rsync doesn't delete deleted files
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Have you tried
rsync -av --delete --exclude=".gvfs/" /home/david/ /media/disk/Backup
(notice the modified --exclude parameter, particularly the trailing
slash)
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rsync doesn't delete deleted files
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I should add, it is not a problem with rsync.
The problem is that .gvfs is (apparently) not behaving like a normal dir.
It does not say it is a link, but rsync seems to treat it like a lnk.
Assuming it stands for gnome virtual file system,
this is to be expected.
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rsync doesn't delete del
It is a problem.
The workaround is to have an exclude file with the line:
- .gvfs
Funnily,
- .gvfs/
did not work. Maybe it is not really a dir?
The solution above would also work with amended grammar. I think the format
for an exclude should be:
--exclude="- .gvfs"
or for just one home dir:
