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Nonetheless, this matches vanilla rsync.

by dcrazy 5mo ago

Panino 5mo ago
No, it doesn't. I think some people may not be reading closely. On Unix, "/etc/services" is a file, not a directory: $ file /etc/services /etc/services: ASCII text Here are two OpenBSD 7.9 endpoints running Samba rsync: rsync -av -e ssh /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services The above command creates a mirror of the local file /etc/services in a remote file called /tmp/services. The outcome is exactly the same as if I had run "scp /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services" client$ sha256 -q /etc/services 469d28e72ed0e0994d31b555cc1bed7bc95a23fd1beeb30062affb64db0dd44a server$ sha256 -q /tmp/services 469d28e72ed0e0994d31b555cc1bed7bc95a23fd1beeb30062affb64db0dd44a openrsync --rsync-path=openrsync -av -e ssh /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services The above command creates a mirror of the local file /etc/services in a remote file called /tmp/services/services. The outcome is NOT the same as if I had run "scp /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services" Please note that "/tmp/services" and "/tmp/services/services" are different. client$ sha256 -q /etc/services 469d28e72ed0e0994d31b555cc1bed7bc95a23fd1beeb30062affb64db0dd44a server$ sha256 -q /tmp/services sha256: /tmp/services: read error: Is a directory server$ sha256 -q /tmp/services/services 469d28e72ed0e0994d31b555cc1bed7bc95a23fd1beeb30062affb64db0dd44a Here's an OpenBSD 7.9 client and Ubuntu server both running Samba rsync: rsync -av -e ssh /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services The above command creates a mirror of the local file /etc/services in a remote file called /tmp/services. The outcome is exactly the same as if I had run "scp /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services" If you disagree, please state what operating systems you're using and copy/paste the output of the following commands on each side: uname -a rsync -V openrsync -V I get $ rsync -V rsync version 3.4.3 protocol version 32 (snipped) $ openrsync -V openrsync 0.1 (protocol version 27) Then please run the commands I ran above, in particular openrsync --rsync-path=openrsync -av -e ssh /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services And then type "file /tmp/services" on the remote server.

Nonetheless, this matches vanilla rsync.

by dcrazy 5mo ago

Nonetheless, this matches vanilla rsync.

No, it doesn't. I think some people may not be reading closely. On Unix, "/etc/services" is a file, not a directory: $ file /etc/services /etc/services: ASCII text Here are two OpenBSD 7.9 endpoints running Samba rsync: rsync -av -e ssh /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services The above command creates a mirror of the local file /etc/services in a remote file called /tmp/services. The outcome is exactly the same as if I had run "scp /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services" client$ sha256 -q /etc/services 469d28e72ed0e0994d31b555cc1bed7bc95a23fd1beeb30062affb64db0dd44a server$ sha256 -q /tmp/services 469d28e72ed0e0994d31b555cc1bed7bc95a23fd1beeb30062affb64db0dd44a openrsync --rsync-path=openrsync -av -e ssh /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services The above command creates a mirror of the local file /etc/services in a remote file called /tmp/services/services. The outcome is NOT the same as if I had run "scp /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services" Please note that "/tmp/services" and "/tmp/services/services" are different. client$ sha256 -q /etc/services 469d28e72ed0e0994d31b555cc1bed7bc95a23fd1beeb30062affb64db0dd44a server$ sha256 -q /tmp/services sha256: /tmp/services: read error: Is a directory server$ sha256 -q /tmp/services/services 469d28e72ed0e0994d31b555cc1bed7bc95a23fd1beeb30062affb64db0dd44a Here's an OpenBSD 7.9 client and Ubuntu server both running Samba rsync: rsync -av -e ssh /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services The above command creates a mirror of the local file /etc/services in a remote file called /tmp/services. The outcome is exactly the same as if I had run "scp /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services" If you disagree, please state what operating systems you're using and copy/paste the output of the following commands on each side: uname -a rsync -V openrsync -V I get $ rsync -V rsync version 3.4.3 protocol version 32 (snipped) $ openrsync -V openrsync 0.1 (protocol version 27) Then please run the commands I ran above, in particular openrsync --rsync-path=openrsync -av -e ssh /etc/services example.com:/tmp/services And then type "file /tmp/services" on the remote server.