Thanks for reporting this bug.
rsync likely is simply relaying a ENOSPC it got from the kernel. This
can happen for a few reasons. If you have a 200Gb fat32 filesystem then
you are likely hitting a maximum number of file entries. Are you able
to manually create new files, i.e.
sudo touch uploads/helloworld.txt
If so, then please run the rsync command under strace
strace -f -ostrace.out rsync -avz
r...@xxxxx.net:/var/www/vhosts/xxxxx.net/httpdocs/uploads .
and attach the resulting strace.out file here.
** Changed in: rsync (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Bogus "no space left on device" error message
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