I tested pushing a small directory of files:
a/a1
a/b/b1
a/b/c/c1
Problem 1: Doesn't push top dir "a". Ignores it.
$ gsync -vcrlstI a drive://BACKUPS/
sent 0 bytes received 0 bytes 0.00 bytes/sec
If I rename "a" to "testsync" it starts to work better:
$ mv a testsync
$ gsync -vcrlstI testsync drive://BACKUPS/
testsync/
testsync/a1
testsync/b/
testsync/b/b1
testsync/b/c/
testsync/b/c/c1
sent 0 bytes received 0 bytes 0.00 bytes/sec
Problem 2: The above command just synched the dirs, ignoring the files:
Anyone seen issues like this? Am I using the wrong options?
I tested pushing a small directory of files: a/a1 a/b/b1 a/b/c/c1
Problem 1: Doesn't push top dir "a". Ignores it. $ gsync -vcrlstI a drive://BACKUPS/ sent 0 bytes received 0 bytes 0.00 bytes/sec
If I rename "a" to "testsync" it starts to work better: $ mv a testsync $ gsync -vcrlstI testsync drive://BACKUPS/ testsync/ testsync/a1 testsync/b/ testsync/b/b1 testsync/b/c/ testsync/b/c/c1 sent 0 bytes received 0 bytes 0.00 bytes/sec
Problem 2: The above command just synched the dirs, ignoring the files:
Anyone seen issues like this? Am I using the wrong options?