Comment Comment by Panino I've been using openrsync here and there since it was announced and it's definitely improved over time. I'm looking forward to when I can use it exclusively.The one place in my usage where it doesn't match Samba rsync is with the following:openrsync --rsync-path=openrsync -av -e ssh /etc/services example.com:/tmp/servicesI would expect openrsync to create a remote file /tmp/services, but instead it creates /tmp/services/services.Normal directory mirroring as in -av -e ssh /path/to/src/ example.com:/path/to/dst/ works as it does with Samba rsync. parent Panino 5 months ago
The one place in my usage where it doesn't match Samba rsync is with the following:
openrsync --rsync-path=openrsync -av -e ssh /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services
I would expect openrsync to create a remote file /tmp/services, but instead it creates /tmp/services/services.
Normal directory mirroring as in -av -e ssh /path/to/src/ example.com:/path/to/dst/ works as it does with Samba rsync.