me version of rsync on both sides of the transfer?
Different platforms have different rules for timestamp granularity. This
may or many not be contributing to this issue.
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teresting to evaluate a mixed solution. Use events to track
directory changes and let rsync sort out what to do for each directory.
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cal system has the rights to delete the default ACLs from
var/log/journal/remote. You need to test this with something like
setfacl --remove-default \
/mnt/backup/rootdir/var/log/journal/remote
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but you need to run without -n to see that true results of the
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where path-to-foo is a directory or file. This will list the file
timestamps as rsync interprets them.
BTW, what version of rsync are you running? It might matter.
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This works because it deletes the unwanted directory from the parent
directory.
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he first rsync. Then you can run the
second rsync without the --ignore-times, which may result in faster
overall throughput.
FWIW, I think you will find the -hi output more useful than the -v output.
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em it examines even if it does not
need to be updated.
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on Windows, you might have a timestamp resolution issue.
The --itemize-changes recommended by others will show whether or not this
is your issues. It's much more effective than -v in my experience.
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FWIW, I always use -i and only use -v when debugging.
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the man page.
The answers to your questions are there, but there's enough content that
it can take a could of reads to get a feel for the developers way of
thinking.
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optional.
These are both specializations of the generic --filter='merge filters.txt'
filter option. See the rsync man page for the gory details.
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assume-content-ok option.
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s a bit old, but I don't recall any issues with merge
patterns.
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ing aliases these can be mapped to the actual flags - for backward
>compatibility
Huh?
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ake it not fail is to have the module root owned by
nobody.
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ry does not already have the required read/write
permissions or the rsync daemon does not have the authority to change the
permissions.
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and what is the exact error
message you are getting?
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about that. Rsync is basically a very smart copy command. Rsync can be
made act like a move command with the --remove-source-files, but this a
special case. BTW, don't forget to drop the --delete from the command
lines.
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This is after all, part of their charter.
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Offhand, I'd say this is leftover debug code. I don't see it in the
unpatched sources. Take a look in acls.c for the message.
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paths will be relative to these paths.
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t;- --archive --stats --compress --delete --itemize-changes
> What is needed to prevent the FATAL I/O ERROR?
Add --delete-before or --delete-after. --delete defaults to
--delete-during.
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's hard to avoid this given the number of options
available to control the sync process.
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ted out. I will try and see.
My bad. Matt's answer is correct. I missed the --logfile reference. The
quoting can be an issue on non-Linux platform, but it appears that you are
running a Linux box.
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ur shell is interpreting this as multiple arguments after expansion.
Depending on your shell, changing this to
-e \""$SSH"\"
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>3937 files to consider
and
cpool/b/c/5/bc5ea7a79a4824c6729645c66b562e6b
Each subirectory counts as a file to consider.
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recommend is cut your
list down to 1 file and use
rsync -ii -aPv --ignore-existing --files-from=/tmp/list \
/backups/ ut00-s00010:/backups
If this does not answer the question add one more -v.
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first update should use plain --dirs.
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with --files-from, but it should work as long as
non-existant source file does not cause a problem with the filter logic.
You should not need --recursive. You just need the --exclude-from file to
contain full paths.
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t the files contain the same content, the files still
will get copied if the linking rules can not be satisfied.
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ls /home/*/domains/*
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our needs,
--prune-empty-dirs may be a better solution.
Also, to be consistent with your find finds, you command line needs to be
rsync -n -ai --filter=include.txt ./ bar
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from the command line?
You might try adding --itemize-changes. It's often more helpful than
additional -v's.
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--protect-args.
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backupdir
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hat you want. Every subdirectory contains a file.
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scan and use the --relative option and just list the source directories on
the command line.
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nt just the files matching */htdocs/docs/*, the above
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p or copy,
depending on your OS.
>I'm asking because the speed of local transfers doesn't seem quite good
>for an USB 2.0 connected hard drive.
What is the speed according to --stats?
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Einstellungen/test2.txt
>>f+ test.txt
>cd+ global/foo
This is the output of --itemize-changes. See
http://samba.org/ftp/rsync/rsync.html.
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When you request a log, --itemize-changes is
implied.
>Hope to chat soon.
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