From: Craig B. <cba...@us...> - 2007-10-11 16:56:58
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Franky writes: > I've located the problem: > it seems that if you do an rsync and a specific rsync share has > a file which name begins with "#" in the top dir, the backup > fails because the system tries to do the backup in the temporary > "new/sharename", which doesn't exist yet ... because as a simple > 'ls' command shows: "#" comes before "." in the listing of a dir > ... and since the topdir is only made at the beginning of > encountering ".", the dir new/sharename just doesn't exist yet > ... Any hints on how to make sure the topdir "new/sharename" > exists at the beginning of the rsync? Thanks for narrowing this down. Let me replicate it here and work out a fix. Craig |