[clug] rsync -r --max-depth=2

[Michael James]

I need to pull a mirror of the home dirs on an rsync server.
Because it's a huge job I normally run a script
 that does an rsync for each user.

When it happens locally the script starts like this:
cd /home
for $dir in `ls -1 */*`
do
	test -d "/back/$dir" || mkdir /back/$dir
	rsync  -a   /home/${dir}/   /back/${dir}/
done

From a remote rsync server I can't do shell globbing.
So if a new user is added , the mirror will never get to know about it.

Is there any option on rsync that will accomplish this:

rsync -ra --maxdepth=2 server::home/ /mirror/
cd /mirror
for $dir in `ls -1 */*`
do
	rsync -a  server::home/${dir}/   /back/${dir}/
done

<Wonders>  Can  "-d"  be encoraged to pull an unnamed dir?

TIA,
michaelj

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