On Wed, 2009-10-21 at 12:14 +0200, Hans-Christian Jehg wrote:
> I have a rather curious problem. I rsync from a fileserver shared in via
> cifs. This connection sometimes fails (don't worry, that is not the
> question I have).
> I am not at all sure where it goes wrong, but in the end the result
Hello Carlos
Thank you for your answer.
no the exit code is 24...
I also sometimes get exit code 23, but then rsync does it correctly...
What would be the effect of the file system reporting "permission
denied" while reading directories? A list with files missing ?
HC
Carlos Carvalho skre
Hans-Christian Jehg (h...@jehg.dk) wrote on 23 October 2009 17:32:
>The circumstance where this happens is now known, it is when requests
>to the shared in files returns "permission denied" from the file
>server...
[snip]
>I am not at all sure where it goes wrong, but in the end the result is
Hello Again
The circumstance where this happens is now known, it is when requests
to the shared in files returns "permission denied" from the file
server...
H.. Any ideas on how to avoid "permission denied" files ?
Would delete-delayed do the trick, do you think ?
Thanks in advance
Hello All
I have a rather curious problem. I rsync from a fileserver shared in via
cifs. This connection sometimes fails (don't worry, that is not the
question I have).
I am not at all sure where it goes wrong, but in the end the result is
that rsync thinks certain files has disappeared. It co
