I use Luckybackup to backup my data to external, USB attached, hard drives. LB is a graphical front-end to rsync. LB generates an rsync command to execute the backup.
Someone found that if you extract the generated rsync command from LB and execute it in the terminal, it works successfully. It is only if you run the backup via LB it fails with this msg:
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rsync: --trust-sender: unknown option
rsync error: syntax or usage error (code 1) at main.c(1699) [client=3.2.2]
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Now, after my to-ing and fro-ing with the developer of LB he discovered that there is a fix. Someone developed a fix via a commit.
I have downloaded the commit fix but have yet to implement it.
What I would like to ask the far more knowledgeable people of Mageia is, should I compile this commit/fix and implement it? I'm rather hesitant as I am thinking that if the fix works successfully, that if, down the track, there is another update to rsync, I'll lose the fix and be back to square one.
So, my question is - is applying the commit/fix a wise move in this instance? Or should I just continue having to do my backups via the terminal - a real pain compared to executing via LB!