Problems with a large amount of files.

Hi.

In a setup that i got working for replication of a Debian repository offshore,
I had defined the following actions:

1st. initialize the repository. I want to make sure that new branches that
show up are created because i use a script that scans the local repo and
creates dynamicaly entries in the rc file for new uploads

2nd. check the remote files (-f) so that if the repo is not created, it enters
a subrutine to copy first some .htaccess files that will deny access until the
first upload is done

3rd. sync the repository, using "-u"

Even if i repeat the process with no time in between the runs, when the list
of files is long, the syncing starts again, instead of informing that the
replica is up to date.

nekta:/sitecopy# grep type gcc3.4-pool | wc -l
16901

However, if the list is short enough (have not tested shorter lists) sytecopy
spits a "sitecopy: Nothing to do - no changes found."

Is there a limit in processing the list updated from -f that if it is too long
resets the list and starts from scratch?

Otherwise there seems to be a bug in the code..

Thanks!

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