I'm using the dry-run (-n) option of rsync to compare directories on two different systems.  Everything works fine with standard files and directories.  However, when I use a directory that includes symbolic links, I get errors:> ls -l /usr/user1/server10s/system/total 1lrwxrwxrwx   1 localuser  other         37 Jun 19 17:18 nrcalc -> /usr/user2/nrcalc10s> rsync -n -avrc /usr/user1/server10s/* aisdba@Server:deployment_area/serverbuilding file list ... donesystem/cannot delete non-empty directory: system/nrcalccould not make way for new symlink: system/nrcalctemplate/template/nrcalcsent 190 bytes  received 24 bytes  38.91 bytes/sectotal size is 330  speedup is 1.54rsync error: some files could not be transferred (code 23) at main.c(692)I'm quite happy that it can't delete the directory, as I'm not actually trying to change anything, but why is it even trying to?  BTW, I've tried adding both the -l (links) and the -K (copy links) options, with no effect.How can I get this comparison to work even with symlinks in the directory structure?
rsync complains about symlinks
rsync;symlink