Public bug reported:
The title says it all!
rsync with -fake-super and --link-dest copies symlinks even when they
haven't changed.
This is incorrect behavior: symlinks, like all other files, should be
copied only if they have changed.
Without -fake-super, it works fine (nothing is copied unless it is
changed).
Without --link-dest, it works fine (nothing is copied unless it is
changed).
With both options specified, symlinks are copied regardless of whether
or not they changed
** Affects: rsync (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1619784
Title:
rsync with -fake-super and --link-dest copies symlinks even when they
haven't changed
Status in rsync package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
The title says it all!
rsync with -fake-super and --link-dest copies symlinks even when they
haven't changed.
This is incorrect behavior: symlinks, like all other files, should be
copied only if they have changed.
Without -fake-super, it works fine (nothing is copied unless it is
changed).
Without --link-dest, it works fine (nothing is copied unless it is
changed).
With both options specified, symlinks are copied regardless of whether
or not they changed
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