Do not sync owner/group for FAT filesystems #20
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This can potentially cause rsync error messages, especially if the filesystem is already mounted with a uid= option (which will not be copied to the destination mount, leading to different owners and thus rsync trying and failing to fix the owner).
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Prompted by @framps' suggestion of adding more comments inline, I've added clarification of the FAT-specific rsync options in a comment, and also restuctured the code to not have two complete lists of rsync options (one for FAT and one for the rest), which are hard to read and prone to getting out of sync. Now, for FAT filesystems, the I have not been able to test this yet, so I'm marking this as draft until I did. |
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This can potentially cause rsync error messages, especially if the filesystem is already mounted with a uid= option (which will not be copied to the destination mount, leading to different owners and thus rsync trying and failing to fix the owner).
This commit was previously submitted as part of billw2#140 (but really unrelated to the core of that PR, so I'm submitting it separately here now) and have been in use in my project since that PR was submitted two years ago. Now I've just rebased and reviewed them, the changes still applied without issue.