Okay, but why is it important to restore correct mtime on directories? I'd totally understand if this was for files as rsync would sync them next time again. But different directory mtime doesn't add any extra space. They even don't trigger a new snapshot if there was nothing else changed.
Okay, but why is it important to restore correct mtime on directories? I'd totally understand if this was for files as rsync would sync them next time again. But different directory mtime doesn't add any extra space. They even don't trigger a new snapshot if there was nothing else changed.