Permissions are normally stored into fileinfo.bz2 because non Linux filesystems (especially NTFS. People want to use this for backup. Don't ask me why ;-) ) can't handle permissions. But with 'Full rsync mode' BIT will use '-pEgo' instead of '--no-p --no-g --no-o' and so it will sync permission onto destination device.
Take a look at 'Full rsync mode'. It's also lot faster than normal mode.
Permissions are normally stored into fileinfo.bz2 because non Linux filesystems (especially NTFS. People want to use this for backup. Don't ask me why ;-) ) can't handle permissions. But with 'Full rsync mode' BIT will use '-pEgo' instead of '--no-p --no-g --no-o' and so it will sync permission onto destination device.
Take a look at 'Full rsync mode'. It's also lot faster than normal mode.