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<blockquote data-quote="cradom" data-source="post: 1574167" data-attributes="member: 305283">Ok. First lets see which rsync you're using:$ which rsyncIt 'should' be the one installed by brew. No need to uninstall brew. You should have the latest rsync now (mavericks has 2.6.9 as opposed to 3.0)Now, personally, I would rename things so there isn't any spaces in the path. Makes things easier.Actually, the iphoto library is a bundle too. Right-click on it. You can open contents.If you don't get &quot;open contents&quot; when you right-click on the Aperture library (don't know, never used it) that might be the problem.That command is copying a folder, not just the contents, hence no trailing / in the first path, into another folder, so a trailing / in the second path. So that's correct.And right now I have about 2 minutes to get ready for work so will continue when I get there in another post.I think it's a path problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cradom, post: 1574167, member: 305283"] Ok. First lets see which rsync you're using: $ which rsync It 'should' be the one installed by brew. No need to uninstall brew. You should have the latest rsync now (mavericks has 2.6.9 as opposed to 3.0) Now, personally, I would rename things so there isn't any spaces in the path. Makes things easier. Actually, the iphoto library is a bundle too. Right-click on it. You can open contents. If you don't get "open contents" when you right-click on the Aperture library (don't know, never used it) that might be the problem. That command is copying a folder, not just the contents, hence no trailing / in the first path, into another folder, so a trailing / in the second path. So that's correct. And right now I have about 2 minutes to get ready for work so will continue when I get there in another post. I think it's a path problem. [/QUOTE]

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