Martin,

Thanks for the ideas.  

No change though!  I did seem to reduce the number of error messages a
bit by increasing 

--modify-window=1  to --modify-window=100

I guess I will have to live with it - at least I get a backup which is
the important thing!




Ed

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-----Original Message-----
From: Martin Nix <mar...@nixes.net>
To: e.k...@plumbline.org.uk, Peterborough LUG - No commercial posts
<peterboro@mailman.lug.org.uk>
Subject: Re: [Peterboro] Sinking feeling with rsync
Date: Thu, 10 Dec 2009 19:39:33 +0000

I don't have the rsync reference to hand but I always use the switch
option -avzpgt - this will only do changes and preserves permissions and
time stamps


Martin

2009/12/10 Edward Kerr <e.k...@plumbline.org.uk>
        I am having problems with using rsync to backup across my
        network.
        
        
        Set up is
        
        Ubuntu 9.10 - backing up to a Qnap NAS
        
        The relevant folder on the NAS is mounted by this command in the
        rc.local file
        
        mount -t cifs //192.168.0.9/edward /mnt/edward -o
        username=edward,password=xxxxxxx,uid=edward,gid=edward
        
        The rsync command is:  (runs as me)
        
        rsync -rvt --progress --delete
        --modify-window=1 /home/edward/Documents/ /mnt/edward/Documents/
        
        This runs completely (with some errors - below)  but does not
        sync.  It
        simply copies all the files each time, deleting as appropriate.
        
        So I do get a BU but whereas it might only take a few seconds if
        little
        has changed, it takes ages as it copies each and every file!
        
        One of the error messages I get is:
        
        rsync: failed to set times on
        
"/mnt/edward/Documents/webs/twointune/site/twointune.elementfx.com/logos/.nmw.gif.QyEqWI":
 Invalid argument (22)
        
        .nmw.gif.QyEqWI is a non existent file!
        
        Any ideas please?
        
        Thanks
        
        
        
        
        
        Ed
        
        
        
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