Example configs that fail:
remote_or_local remote
remote_options -vazre --existing
remote_or_local remote
remote_options -vazr --existing -e
Seems the issue with that rsync interperts the -vazr --existing -e as one single option. On the other hand, using -vazre --existing makes rsync think that the command it is executing (after the -e flag) is --existing which causes it to fail as well.
This looks like it may need a fair amount of work needed to process the flags and then place them in the cmd variable separately to ensure they are passed to rsync correctly.
Let me know if I am not understanding the problem.
If there is interest, I can look into making this work.
EDIT:
Actually, after some more experimenting with rsync it seems all we need to do is remove a -e flag in the remote_options input and then throw the -e on after the options, just before ssh -p PORT.
I'm not sure, however, if we will need to split something like --existing -e -vaz -r --progress into [--existing, -vaz, -r, --progress] before adding -e 'ssh -p PORT' ....
Example configs that fail:
Seems the issue with that rsync interperts the
-vazr --existing -eas one single option. On the other hand, using-vazre --existingmakes rsync think that the command it is executing (after the-eflag) is--existingwhich causes it to fail as well.This looks like it may need a fair amount of work needed to process the flags and then place them in the
cmdvariable separately to ensure they are passed to rsync correctly.Let me know if I am not understanding the problem.
If there is interest, I can look into making this work.
EDIT:
Actually, after some more experimenting with rsync it seems all we need to do is remove a
-eflag in the remote_options input and then throw the-eon after the options, just beforessh -p PORT.I'm not sure, however, if we will need to split something like
--existing -e -vaz -r --progressinto[--existing, -vaz, -r, --progress]before adding-e 'ssh -p PORT' ....