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#openrsync

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r1w1s1
I didn’t know about openrsync until recently — been using rsync for years and somehow missed it!

openrsync is a lightweight rsync replacement developed by the OpenBSD team.
It focuses on security, simplicity, and a small footprint.

While not yet feature-complete compared to GNU rsync, it supports common
use cases like recursive copying, preserving permissions, and syncing over SSH.

Originally introduced in OpenBSD 6.5 (May 2019)
Authored by Kristaps Dzonsons
🔗 https://www.openrsync.org/manual.html

Thinking about writing a SlackBuild for it — I’ll give it a proper test first. 🙂

#openbsd #openrsync #slackbuild #rsync
www.openrsync.orgOpenRsync: Manual PagesOpenRsync Manual Pages
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ティージェーグレェ
Thanks to a helpful suggestion from ryandesign, I modified the Portfile to stop passing the --prefix styled parameter using your suggestion for the oconfigure style and submitted a Pull Request to add openrsync to MacPorts here:

https://github.com/macports/macports-ports/pull/28096

GitHub Continuous Integration checks passed OK!

Here's hoping it gets merged without issues (I included some of the warnings from running %port test and maybe some other MacPorts contributors will have some helpful suggestions for clearing those up too).

Regardless, thank you for your efforts! I'm grateful to be able to downstream it in my own limited capacities. I realize, not as helpful as it might be if Apple were more collaborative, but who knows wtfh Tim "Apple" is up to besides removing headphone jacks and selling off stocks and racing devices out of India before tariffs impact their bottom line, or whatever it is that they do in Cupertino.

#OpenRSYNC #OpenBSD #MacPorts #rsync

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Jonathan Perkin

What is this #openrsync nonsense that Apple appear to have replaced the real rsync with in the latest #macOS?

I used to be able to "rsync host:" and browse around the remote file system to find the directories I wanted to sync. This version doesn't appear to support that, despite proclaiming "rsync version 2.6.9 compatible".

Thankfully we have #pkgsrc.

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グレェ「grey」

@RL_Dane The #OpenBSD project is working on #openRSYNC at least?

There is no -portable branch currently.

Moreover, I remember encountering uhhh, quite a bug against the original #rsync (the rsync system would crash) on a FreeBSD machine running an experimental aarch64 -CURRENT of 13 years ago on a Raspberry Pi 3 which I could definitely recreate, but it seemed a little too bleeding edge to worry about a bug report.

Maybe now some of the rougher edges have been filed down a little bit?

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smxi

@RL_Dane @mjgardner @benjaminhollon Tridge is the man, for sure, rsync is a masterpiece, one of my very favorite CLI tools. I have real doubts about anyone doing better in a clean room type rewrite, but I also have doubts the #OpenBSD #openrsync replacement author isn't peeking now and then. Not a criticism, but sometimes you have to cheat just a bit, lol. Though OBSD have great developers, top notch, they solve problems with tiny group (50 devs?) billion dollar companies can't solve.

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