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You CAN do this.
I concur, since I did not specifically state moving anything with resource forks or mac applications. I use this for files, namely text files supporting a web site, as in the example. This would have no impact. I don't know why anyone would rsync mac applications when there are many other methods of moving or installing them.
You CAN do this, but at some risk
For moving plain files rsync works fine as long as you dont mind losing creator codes and icons. So like you say nothing to fear there.
Please stop implying this is mostly safe...
Its only safe assuming one understands the differences between applications that store data in their resource forks and those which don't. It is not a safe general backup strategy, and is not something to recommend unless one understands the limitations. |
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