From a comment on the site: "(...) its (original rsync's) compressed manual page is almost as big as the compressed openrsync sources (...)"
It's license (ISC ofc.) and size makes it great resource to study rsync. I would like to have Dropbox on my phone as legendary combination of rsync and cron. It may be nice to have a port to Java so it would work without JNI, but maybe that's only my fetish.
I just want to point out that rsync is, in fact, no longer ISC licensed but rather GPL (v3, at that), which is likely a big part of the reason this new implementation even exists.
It's license (ISC ofc.) and size makes it great resource to study rsync. I would like to have Dropbox on my phone as legendary combination of rsync and cron. It may be nice to have a port to Java so it would work without JNI, but maybe that's only my fetish.