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For questions about the rsync tool, which is a Unix utility for synchronizing files across computer systems.
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Rsync error after a period of syncing (error in rsync protocol data stream)
Solution in my case: update rsync. … As is clear from point 3 in the rsync "current issues and debugging" page,
This error tells you that the local rsync was trying to talk to the
remote rsync, but the connection to that rsync is now …
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Rsync with Linux server: special character problem
I finally figured out that apart from updating rsync, I also had to switch the order in which I specified the character sets: I thought you were supposed to specify the character set in the order of transformation … Rather, one should always use --iconv=utf-8-mac,utf-8 when initialising the rsync from the mac, and always use --iconv=utf-8,utf-8-mac when initialising the rsync from the linux machine, no matter if I …
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