> > Therefore we should pray to get File::RsyncP which supports 
> protocol 
> > version 30 asap, right?
> 
> well, that's what Jeffrey's doing :-).

Hoping to see some results soon!! ;-)

> I guess so. I have 0.64-1 on etch. You could try downgrading 
> (dependencies
> permitting) just in case. 'apt-get install 
> libfile-rsyncp-perl=0.64-1' - you'd need an etch source in 
> sources.list. There don't seem to be any important changes 
> between those versions.

Why downgrading?

> > > possible, try a command line rsync with the '--protocol=28' 
> > > switch to see if native rsync has the same issue or not. 
> > 
> > Plain "rsync" (no ssh tunnel) with that switch is working 
> and syncing:
> > 
> > rsync -rtz -vvvv --protocol=28 --delete --ignore-errors 
> --numeric-ids 
> > --delete-excluded --stats --progress mail.omvsa.ch::profilo/ 
> > /mnt/remote/Omv/daily.0/profilo/
> 
> Sorry, I meant a command line most closely resembling what 
> BackupPC uses.
> Remove the '--server --sender', obviously. Try with that 
> first, and if it gets stuck, add a '-v' or two (or four) and 
> maybe '-P'.

Following is the BackupPC command, I don't see *relevant* differences...

Sending args: --server --sender -rtvz --delete --ignore-errors
--numeric-ids --delete-excluded --stats --progress --block-size=2048
--ignore-times . .

Could the "block-size" do some "damage"???

Regards,
Flavio Boniforti.

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