On Oct 7, 2008, at 10:01 AM, Hubbitus wrote:
> Is there way to continue working without upgrade?
>
> My remote side is windows cygwin, and now last version for it is 1.15.
Well, version 1.1.15 is more than 9 months old at this point. You can
either bug the Cygwin people to update the package, or build a new
version (1.2.1) on Windows Cygwin yourself.
The alternative would be to stay at 1.1.15 on your client side as
well. During the unstable development cycle (1.1.x), it was
occasionally necessary to fix bugs or introduce new features in ways
that broke backwards-compatibility.
With the new stable release, 1.2.x, backwards-compatibility is
maintained.
You could also try using the new native Windows release of rdiff-
backup (.exe), which does not require Cygwin. Although you may wish to
continue using the ssh client/server in Cygwin for rdiff-backup's
remote operations.
Andrew
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