Dave Dykstra wrote: > > The rsync code that prints that error on line 270 of receiver.c is printing > strerror(errno), and that error message "Success:12" looks very strange to > me. If the 12 indicates errno, that's an ENOMEM error. Is your system out > of virtual address space? Maybe it is so low on memory that it's printing > the default error message "Success" rather the real one. An argument against > the out-of-virtual-memory theory is that I don't see write_file() calling > malloc as a side effect anywhere. Maybe the kernel itself is out of memory. > > - Dave >
Hi, I'm unsure as to how I would test the above - but there were no other system messages, and nothing in the logs. Although with reference to 'virtual address space' I am concerned about any possible memory leaks somewhere in the system. Having said that the system was otherwise functioning as normal. Yes, it was writing to the root file system. I am unable to reproduce the error unless the partition is full. My target platform is Solaris as Debian/i386 is just my devpt box, so I will try to reproduce the error there. Providing I don't manage to reproduce the error on Solaris, I will be satisfied with the result, but are there any further tests anybody would like me to do on my Debian server to try and get to the bottom of it? Thank you and regards, Andy -- To unsubscribe or change options: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/rsync Before posting, read: http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
