On Dec 29, 2007 4:33 PM, Matt McCutchen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-12-27 at 17:52 -0500, Brian Poole wrote:
> > I'm experiencing a most unusual problem.. I am copying a directory
> > from one server to another (both Solaris 10/SPARC). No applications
>
Hello all,
I'm experiencing a most unusual problem.. I am copying a directory
from one server to another (both Solaris 10/SPARC). No applications
are using the directory in question on either side while the copy is
in progress. After the copy successfully completes (no errors or
warnings), my user
Quoting Dave Dykstra ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) from 25 January 2003:
> I couldn't reproduce the problem on Linux, but I believe you that it's
> a problem. If you think about it, it's easy to see why code that called
> _exit_cleanup() might behave strangely if the function returns so I
> like the fix of
Hello,
There is still a problem with the _exit_cleanup() function in
cleanup.c despite the patch that was put in last week that prevented
recursion. It turns out that sometimes multiple calls in close
sequence are done and this causes rsync to spin out of control
instead of exiting.
This bug w
Quoting Wayne Davison ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) from 21 January 2003:
> Here's the patch I ended up committing. Note that I had to change the
> names of the UID/GID vars (since they can be read-only vars in certain
> shells) and that I ensured that the chown would happen if any user has
> the permission
Hello,
Noticed a couple of problems with the rsync testsuite. I have included
a possible patch for each problem (attached & inlined.)
The first problem is that on OpenBSD when make test is run and tests
are skipped you see messages like this:
cat: "/tmp/rsync-2/rsync/testtmp.chown/whyskipped":
