Hi Joe,
thanks for that.
Looks like it crashed during checksumming and not during the actual
upload, that's what I fixed in rc1. I'll have a look at this one too.
Michal
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Here is the error message and trace info:
Your "cron" job on myserver
/usr/bin/s3cmd sync --rr --delete-removed --exclude 'maillogs/maillog' /nm/dorian/ s3://nmbackup/doriandata/
produced the following output:
!
An unexpecte
On 11/16/2010 07:25 AM, Joe Auty wrote:
Joe Auty wrote:
Michal Ludvig wrote:
Hi Joe,
this problem has been fixed in s3cmd 1.0.0(-rc1). I hope you're not
observing the crashes with this newest s3cmd, are you?
See http://s3tools.org/s3cmd-100rc1-released for more info on what
has been chang
Joe Auty wrote:
Michal Ludvig wrote:
Hi Joe,
this problem has been fixed in s3cmd 1.0.0(-rc1). I hope you're
not observing the crashes with this newest s3cmd, are you?
See http://s3tools.org/s3cmd-100rc1
Michal Ludvig wrote:
Hi Joe,
this problem has been fixed in s3cmd 1.0.0(-rc1). I hope you're
not observing the crashes with this newest s3cmd, are you?
See http://s3tools.org/s3cmd-100rc1-released
for more info on what has been cha
Hi Joe,
this problem has been fixed in s3cmd 1.0.0(-rc1). I hope you're not
observing the crashes with this newest s3cmd, are you?
See http://s3tools.org/s3cmd-100rc1-released
for more info on what has been changed/fixed.
Michal
On 11/15/2010
Joe Auty wrote:
Thanks for this!
Another problem I'm running into is that if a file is deleted on
the source before it is sent, the sync fails and spews out an
error message. This is a problem with data such as email where an
email messag
Thanks for this!
Another problem I'm running into is that if a file is deleted on the
source before it is sent, the sync fails and spews out an error
message. This is a problem with data such as email where an email
message might be deleted in real time, or perhaps
Hi Joe,
currently it isn't possible to skip checksums comparison.
If all your log files are in the same directory or have some common
name pattern, e.g. *.log, you can exclude them with --exclude \*.log
or some other variant of --exclude-from/--rexclude/--rexc
Hello,
Is there a way to get s3cmd to not fuss over matching checksums on
live log files and files that are constantly being written to? I
realize that I can exclude them, but there are many of them that are
dynamically created, I'd rather not list them individually
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