## Setup environment in lvm
## test1 is a filesystem in the source
## test1 and test1/test11 are filesystems in the destination

cd /tmp
VG=vg_ardenkvm

mkdir testsrc

lvcreate -l 1 -n lvtestsrc1 $VG
mkfs /dev/$VG/lvtestsrc1
mkdir testsrc/test1
mount /dev/$VG/lvtestsrc1 testsrc/test1

mkdir testsrc/test1/test11 testsrc/test2
touch testsrc/deleteme testsrc/test1/deleteme1 testsrc/test2/deleteme2 testsrc/test1/test11/deleteme11

mkdir testdst

lvcreate -l 1 -n lvtestdst1 $VG
mkfs /dev/$VG/lvtestdst1
mkdir testdst/test1
mount /dev/$VG/lvtestdst1 testdst/test1

lvcreate -l 1 -n lvtestdst11 $VG
mkfs /dev/$VG/lvtestdst11
mkdir testdst/test1/test11
mount /dev/$VG/lvtestdst11 testdst/test1/test11

## First sync with no problems
## We copy both source file systems

/bin/rsync -axv --del testsrc/. testsrc/test1 testdst/.
find testsrc -type f -print
find testdst -type f -print

\rm testsrc/deleteme testsrc/test1/deleteme1 testsrc/test2/deleteme2 testsrc/test1/test11/deleteme11

## Second sync that should delete files

/bin/rsync -axv --del testsrc/. testsrc/test1 testdst/.

## Show that test1/test11/deleteme11 and test2/deleteme2 are left in the destination
## Note that test2/deleteme2 is in the original file system

find testsrc -type f -print
find testdst -type f -print