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Date:	Sat, 21 Mar 2009 12:24:45 -0400
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Subject:	rsync hang
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>The -W option tells rsync to always transfer the whole file instead of
>only the changed parts, so it transfers quite more bytes, but it's less
>CPU-intensive. On why this works the problem around for you, it's
>probably because it changes the use quite a bit and casually doesn't get
>into that hang.

hmm, I'll have to try that - rsync keeps hanging on me too (and i'm
not using ssh, just doing local copies)
probably not my issue but worth a shot.  if I try to attach strace to
the rsync it hangs too, and neither
can be killed by ctrl-c (INTR)

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