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You can also increase the verbosity by adding an extra -v option, e.g.avvz, according to the man page, 'Two -v options will give you information on what files are being skipped and slightly more information at the end.' If this information that returns doesn't help identify the problem, please edit your question and add the additional output. If your code is skipping the file because it is a symlink, then why not print 'skipping symlink'? – bsd Aug 26 '17 at 11:22 My guess is that rsync is older than symlinks. Maybe they just haven't bothered to add it since it is such a rare use-case.
Rsync Hardlink
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Rsync Do Not Overwrite
I back up my files using rsync. Right after a sync, I ran it expecting to see nothing, but instead it looked like it was skipping directories. I've (obviously) changed names, but I believe I've still captured all the information I could. What's happening here?
Then I sync (expecting no changes):
Linux Symlink File
And here's the weird part:
So it worked:
but still:
Other notes:
Rsync Copy Only Missing Files
My actual directories 'foo' and 'bar' do have spaces, but no other strange characters. Other directories have spaces and have no problem. I 'stat'-ed and saw no differences between the directories that don't rsync and the ones that do.
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