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Just for completeness...
rsync suffers the same issue described for tar in #1216.
rsync
tar
If bar is an empty directory and foo contains symlinks then
bar
foo
rsync -av foo/ bar/
produces errors like:
rsync: symlink "/home/utente/foo/classic-tesi/bibliografia.bib" -> "../bibstyles/bibliography.bib" failed: No such file or directory (2)
One has to repeat rsync -av foo/ bar/ to transfer also the symlinks...
So, in WSL (Windows SubSystem for Linux) I created a symlink to foo,
foo -> /mnt/c/msys64/home/utente/foo
and here rsync -av foo/ bar/ works without errors... copyinf also the symlinks in a one step!
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Found the same problem. And I tried WSL as well, rsync in WSL creates soft links correctly.
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Just for completeness...
rsync
suffers the same issue described fortar
in #1216.If
bar
is an empty directory andfoo
contains symlinks thenrsync -av foo/ bar/
produces errors like:
rsync: symlink "/home/utente/foo/classic-tesi/bibliografia.bib" -> "../bibstyles/bibliography.bib" failed: No such file or directory (2)
One has to repeat
rsync -av foo/ bar/
to transfer also the symlinks...So, in WSL (Windows SubSystem for Linux) I created a symlink to
foo
,foo -> /mnt/c/msys64/home/utente/foo
and here
rsync -av foo/ bar/
works without errors... copyinf also the symlinks in a one step!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: