This is a discussion on rsync -u and --ignore-existing options don't work ?? within the Rsync forums, part of the Networking and Network Related category; rsync serv: aix 4.3.3 ML11 client I am testing with: aix 4.3.3 ML11 I have an ...
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rsync serv: aix 4.3.3 ML11
client I am testing with: aix 4.3.3 ML11 I have an rsync server supplying files for the /usr/local directory structure. When a client runs rsync it pulls over several /usr/local directories and links are created in /usr/local/bin to where the binaries actually reside. Occasiionally, I want to drop a binary in /usr/local/bin and not have rsync write over it with a link to the rsync distribution. For example, I dropped a newer gzip binary in /usr/local/bin and thought because the client ran rsync with the -u option, it would not write over the newer binary, but it did - and it re-created the symlink over to the rsync distribution binary. I compiled rsync v2.5.6 and tried using the --ignore-existing to no avail - it still wrote over the newer binary I dropped into /usr/local/bin Is there a config or command option I am missing? I do not want to have to write special "exclude" options into the rsync command everytime a newer piece of software is put on a machine. Does anyone have a solution or a command option that, perhaps, I have overlooked? Thanks! -B.Ries |
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