If there are a large amount of files changed, it's possible for some to go unchanged on the other side of the sync.
One way to patch this could be to do a periodic healthcheck with current state to avoid slipping out of sync. In the case that the states are different, rsync master to slave again.
If there are a large amount of files changed, it's possible for some to go unchanged on the other side of the sync.
One way to patch this could be to do a periodic healthcheck with current state to avoid slipping out of sync. In the case that the states are different, rsync master to slave again.