>> First:
>> What's happening is that between the time rsync makes its file list and
>> the time rsync goes to transfer a file, the files are either a) actually
>> disappearing, or b) have something in the file name that prevents it
>> from
>> copying, which in old versions of rsync, can include extra dots,
>> apostrophes, or colons.
>
>> Second:
>> I'm not sure why you're using such an old version of rsync, but that's
>> almost certainly the problem.  Use something 3.x or later, ideally, from
>> Cygwin 1.7 or later.
>
> Ok, but can use this last version with cygwin-rsyncd package ?

As I recall, cygwin-rsyncd is a bundle of rsync from cygwin, plus cygwin's
"run as service" executable.  So, you'll want to replace those things from
a modern version of matching cygwin files if you want to use that method
of rsync -- I'm not aware of anything else in the cygwin-rsyncd package
that you'd be "using this last version" with.

The more modern version of rsync is used here with vshadow, if you're
looking for a package:  http://www.michaelstowe.com/backuppc/   Note,
however, that it does require pre and post user command scripts to engage
shadow copies.

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