Would the file just be corrupted at destination or rsync will do something like check hashes again to make an exact copy that match the source?
Would the file just be corrupted at destination or rsync will do something like check hashes again to make an exact copy that match the source?
When rsync is started it builds up a file list and then starts to copy those files. This file list is not being updated during the run. The actual data is then copied.
There's a chance that rsync might actually corrupt your file. When rsync starts to read a file and an application is writing that file at the same time, you might end up with a corruped file.