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[DIR] ubuntu-20.04-x86_64/    2022-08-11 00:58    -   
[DIR] solaris-11-sun4u/       2022-08-11 00:58    -   
[DIR] opensuse-15-x86_64/     2024-11-15 06:58    -   
[DIR] openbsd-6.7-x86_64/     2022-01-19 17:20    -   
[DIR] netbsd-5.1-amd64/       2024-11-15 06:58    -   
[DIR] macos-12.6-arm64/       2023-10-14 04:28    -   
[DIR] freebsd-12.1-x86_64/    2023-04-30 02:41    -   
[DIR] debian-sid-m1/          2024-11-15 06:58    -   
[DIR] debian-11-x86_64/       2024-11-15 06:58    -   
[DIR] debian-10-x86_64/       2022-06-02 11:21    -   
[DIR] debian-10-mips64/       2024-11-15 06:58    -   
[DIR] centos-8-x86_64/        2024-11-15 06:58    -   
[DIR] centos-8-aarch64/       2024-11-15 06:58    -   
[DIR] centos-7.9-x86_64/      2022-03-28 05:17    -   
[DIR] centos-7.9-ppc64le/     2024-11-15 06:58    -   
[DIR] aix-7.2-power8/         2023-04-30 02:41    -   
[DIR] GitHub-CI-builds/       2022-10-23 04:22    -   

This directory holds a few binaries for rsync that were created during
the process of testing out its build compatibility.  (See the end for
info on the GitHub build files.)

Most of these are missing features that require newer devel libraries,
as I have no control over the configuration on most of the build hosts.
This means that things like xxhash checksums & zstd compression are
mostly missing.

On the opposite side, at least one of the rsync binaries requires newer
libraries than the default: the debian 10 x86_64 rsync requires that you
enable "buster-backports" in your /etc/apt/sources.list file (at least
temporarily) and install the latest libzstd1 package (at which point you
can comment it out and do another "apt update" to get back to normal).

The rsync binaries are NOT statically linked.  I'm erring on the side of
caution due to license concerns.

Each tar file contains:

usr/local/bin/rsync
usr/local/bin/rsync-ssl
usr/local/share/man/man1/rsync.1
usr/local/share/man/man1/rsync-ssl.1
usr/local/share/man/man1/rsyncd.conf.5
usr/local/share/doc/README.md
usr/local/share/doc/NEWS.md
usr/local/share/doc/COPYING

GitHub CI builds
================

The GitHub CI has some downloads available, which are rebuilt daily and
which have all the newest libraries (dynamically) linked in.  Visit the
rsync actions page and click on a recent scheduled build:

    https://github.com/WayneD/rsync/actions

If you want to see how the build environment was setup, click on the
"Workflow file" tab  on that page and look for the "prep" & "configure"
rules (in particular) for the platform you're interested in.