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I've finally had the chance to repeat my test of the rdiff-backup-devel package from MacPorts, using the same steps as I used for the stable package. The results are better but not fantastic:

$ ./bbouncer  verify -d /Volumes/Src/ /Volumes/rdifftest
Verifying:    basic-permissions ... ok
Verifying:           timestamps ...
   Sub-test:    modification time ... ok
ok
Verifying:             symlinks ... ok
Verifying:    symlink-ownership ... ok
Verifying:            hardlinks ... ok
Verifying:       resource-forks ... ok
Verifying:         finder-flags ... FAIL
Verifying:         finder-locks ... FAIL
Verifying:        creation-date ... ok
Verifying:            bsd-flags ... FAIL
Verifying:       extended-attrs ...
   Sub-test:             on files ... ok
   Sub-test:       on directories ... ok
   Sub-test:          on symlinks ... FAIL
FAIL
Verifying: access-control-lists ...
   Sub-test:             on files ... FAIL
   Sub-test:              on dirs ... FAIL
FAIL
Verifying:                 fifo ... ok
Verifying:              devices ... ok
Verifying:          combo-tests ...
   Sub-test:  xattrs + rsrc forks ... ok
   Sub-test:     lots of metadata ... FAIL
FAIL

With promising reports out on rsync 3, looks like it's time to take another look at rsnapshot...

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