Hi Kevin, hi list,
First, thanks a lot for your answer.
I'm not really sure I understand why a cp -al + rsync works where rsync alone
doesn't, but I gave it a try and it seems it solved my issue. Well, mostly :
What I did :
1. cd /path/to/backups
2. cp -al ./backupWithOldACL ./backupWithNewAC
Hi,
I'm using rsync to backup my files. I have also added a pre-backup step where
the script checks if there is enough space on the destination for rsync to run
successfully. The goal is to make room (delete oldest backups) if that's not
the case.
I'm running rsync with -ahAXS --numeric-ids --
Hi list,
I finally found the culprit !
I'm running rsync two times. The first time, I perform a dry run (--dry-run
option) to see the amount of space needed. This seems incompatible with the
--protect-decmpfs option.
Removing it did the trick :)
So I run : -aNHAx --fileflags --force-change --d
Hi,
Sorry for re-opening this thread but I'm still trying to get rid of these
errors.
I tried to remove the -A and the -X options but it doesn't make things better.
Do you guys have another idea ?
Thanks a lot,
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François
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Hi Henri, hi list,
Thanks a lot for your answer.
I did some testing during my spare time those last weeks and ended up compiling
rsync 3.0.9 (with additionnal Mac OS X-related patches).
The difficulty I was facing seems to be related to this :
https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6576 - t
Hi,
I'm trying to make a small script to get rid of Apple's TimeMachine. The aim is
to backup the files of my company.
I setup a MacMini with a lot of storage attached to it. The MacMini connects
every once in a while to our data server (XServe) through SSH and pulls the
files that need to be s
