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#182 Problems with rsync and suddenly wrong dir-perms (v0.684b)

v0.68
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nobody
Interface (97)
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2012-10-28
2007-04-13
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Now, when I push many files with following command:
rsync -rRWv --size-only --progress <local-Direcotry> <FreeNAS-fwIP>::<Rsync-Sharename>
I have sometimes problems with writing files. The permissions of new created diretories won't be set correctly. Some directorys have then permission 400 and not 700. So rsync suddenly isn't able to write some files in that new created directory and skips them. Next directorys/files can be written well.
When I set the correct permissions on console by hand "chmod 700 <Directory-Name>", I haven't any problem with writing the files.

The problem arises with traffic over the ethernet- as well as over firewire-interface!

I'm using the firewire-interface as opt1-interface fwip. Reaseon: I want a high-speed-connection between one server and FreeNAS.
In full-duplex I get some error-messages:
On my FreeNAS-Console I get:
fwohci0: txd err= 3 miss ack err
or
fwohci0: txd err= 0 No stat
In half-duplex I get no error-messges!

Same Problems arises over ethernet-interface (100MBit) but without any error-message!

Discussion

  • Microchiroptera

    Microchiroptera - 2007-04-13

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    Sorry, the permissions wrongly set are 200 not 400!
    And: I rsync more than 1.000 files! Sometimes more than 20.000 files!

     
  • Microchiroptera

    Microchiroptera - 2007-04-13

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    And: the problems arises on rsync to internal disk as well as to external usb-disk!

     
  • Volker

    Volker - 2007-12-26

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    Closed to cleanup bug tracker. Please reopen if problem still exists.

    Regards
    Volker

     

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