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developer:rsync_hfs [2012/03/27 03:15] henri [Compilation Instructions for Rsync v3 with Mac OS X MetaData Support] |
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| - | \\ | + | Finally, because Mac OS 10.6.x and later adds additional meta data (space saving compressed binaries) you should only use rsync compiled with the instructions listed below if you intend to preserve Mac OS X file attributes of user data without compressed binaries. |
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| + | **Install Developer Tools**\\ | ||
| + | This step may involve downloading the latest version of developer tools from the [[http://developer.apple.com/mac/|Apple Developer Site]] or by Installing Xcode from the Apple AppStore. This is by far the most time consuming part of this process. Once you have the developer tools installed, compilation of rsync v3 with patches on a recent intel machine and DSL connect should take less than 2 minuets. | ||
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| * Note : If you have installed Xcode 4.4 or later then you will need to install the command line tools as separate step. Further details are availible from [[http://victorquinn.com/blog/2012/02/19/fix-git-svn-in-mountain-lion/#Install_Xcode_Command_Line_Tools|this external link]]. For reference a screen capture of the installation in process (via Xcode) is shown below. The screen capture is from OS X (10.8, AKA Mountain Lion). If you install the command line tools via Xcode must launch 'Xcode.app', then open the 'Preferences' (under the Xcode drop down menu). Next click on the 'Downloads' tab (within the preferences). Finally, select and install the 'Command Line Tools' | * Note : If you have installed Xcode 4.4 or later then you will need to install the command line tools as separate step. Further details are availible from [[http://victorquinn.com/blog/2012/02/19/fix-git-svn-in-mountain-lion/#Install_Xcode_Command_Line_Tools|this external link]]. For reference a screen capture of the installation in process (via Xcode) is shown below. The screen capture is from OS X (10.8, AKA Mountain Lion). If you install the command line tools via Xcode must launch 'Xcode.app', then open the 'Preferences' (under the Xcode drop down menu). Next click on the 'Downloads' tab (within the preferences). Finally, select and install the 'Command Line Tools' | ||
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| Once you have the developer tools (Xcode and depending upon your version of Xcode the Developer 'Command Line Tools') installed on your system, open the Terminal //''/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app''// and enter the commands listed below. The instructions listed below should be entered into a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash|BASH]] shell. The default shell on Mac OS X is BASH. | Once you have the developer tools (Xcode and depending upon your version of Xcode the Developer 'Command Line Tools') installed on your system, open the Terminal //''/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app''// and enter the commands listed below. The instructions listed below should be entered into a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash|BASH]] shell. The default shell on Mac OS X is BASH. | ||
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| - | Finally, because Mac OS 10.6.x and later adds additional meta data (space saving compressed binaries) you should only use rsync compiled with the instructions listed below if you intend to preserve Mac OS X file attributes of user data without compressed binaries. | ||
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| - | **Install Developer Tools**\\ | ||
| - | This step may involve downloading the latest version of developer tools from the [[http://developer.apple.com/mac/|Apple Developer Site]] or by Installing Xcode from the Apple AppStore. This is by far the most time consuming part of this process. Once you have the developer tools installed, compilation of rsync v3 with patches on a recent intel machine and DSL connect should take less than 2 minuets. | ||
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