branches, but I wanted to move some stuff around for v1.1.0 so that is
labled development now.
rdiff-backup 1.1.0 is supposed to work well on Mac OS X now without
any extra options, but I wouldn't be surprised if there are some
problems for the next few versions, because it includes some Mac OS X
specific features that are untested.
Here are the changelogs (version 1.1.0 includes the 1.0.2 stuff):
New in v1.1.0 (2005/10/24)
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Refactored fs_abilities for more flexibility. In particular, avoid
quoting if both source and destination file systems are
case-insensitive.
Increased buffer sizes by factor of 4, because everyone probably has 4
times as much RAM now as when I originally picked those values.
When possible, fsync using a writable file descriptor. This may help
with cygwin. (Requested/tested by Dave Kempe.)
Support req 104755: Added --preserve-numerical-ids option, which makes
rdiff-backup preserve uids/gids instead of unames/gnames. (Suggested
by Wiebe Cazemier)
Fix for bug #14799 reported by Bob McKay: Crash when backing up files
with high permissions (like suid) to some FAT systems.
New in v1.0.2 (2005/10/24)
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Fix for spurious security violation from --create-full-path (reported
by Mike Bydalek).
Fix for bug 14545 which was introduced in version 1.0.1: Quoting
caused a spurious security violation. (Important for Mac OS X)
An error reading carbonfile data on Mac OS X should no longer cause a
crash. (Thanks to Kevin Horton for testing.)
Carbonfile support now defaults to off, even if the system appears to
support it. It can be manually enabled with the --carbonfile switch.
If you know something about Mac OS X and want to look at the
carbonfile code so it can be re-enabled by default, please do so
(help available from list)
