(without some kind of a post-transfer identicality check, at least)
so I'm removing the code that tried to make the two play nice.

a newly created directory would get the chmod permissions that were
specified for a file (via the F previx).

the examples to look like the actual output in a modern rsync.
(I did a little rewording too...)

the source file.

remote shell.

whole string (including the brackets) to the remote shell.  (The
old code stripped the leading '[' but left the trailing ']'.)

not-for use by a normal user options.  Also mention the
support/rrsync script in this context.

from the destination file (or an identical copy) and always writes
out the data (instead of seeking when at an identical offset).

marked as MATCHFLG_NO_PREFIXES because they can only contain
include/exclude rules.

before trying off64_t.

commands so that the pre-xfer command has a unique ID it can
use to cache information for the post-xfer command.

another corner case I noticed.

that were read from a per-dir merge file when --delete-excluded
is enabled.  This additional code fixes that.

filter file, while still dumping the .cvsignore file from -C.

the name "/." (as it was of old) so that there is a filename for us
to send.  Fixes a problem with --delete --relative when copying from
the root (/) of the filesystem.

out by Ilja van Sprundel.

doesn't complain about our Makefile.in.