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[ale] rsync ???
- Subject: [ale] rsync ???
- From: Robert.L.Harris at rdlg.net (Robert L. Harris)
- Date: Fri, 3 May 2002 15:00:49 -0600
I have a server mounting 2 nfs filesystems. The filesystems are on 2
different servers so it can't be done local there. I'm trying to use
rsync to mirror the contents since a few things may have changed since
the original was built out.
At any rate I'm getting this:
$ rsync -ar wcfsdtmf wcfsdtmf2
mkdir wcfsdtmf : Permission denied (2)
stat wcfsdtmf : No such file or directory
mkdir wcfsdtmf/dtmf : No such file or directory (2)
stat wcfsdtmf/dtmf : No such file or directory
mkdir wcfsdtmf/dtmf/1000000 : No such file or directory (2)
stat wcfsdtmf/dtmf/1000000 : No such file or directory
mkdir wcfsdtmf/dtmf/1000000/1746066 : No such file or directory (2)
stat wcfsdtmf/dtmf/1000000/1746066 : No such file or directory
mkdir wcfsdtmf/dtmf/1000000/9368706 : No such file or directory (2)
stat wcfsdtmf/dtmf/1000000/9368706 : No such file or directory
mkdir wcfsdtmf/dtmf/1001597 : No such file or directory (2)
stat wcfsdtmf/dtmf/1001597 : No such file or directory
wcfsdtmf is the source directory. The files exist and work fine. Why
is it trying a mkdir on the original source? I tried using explicit
path names, same result.
I am using a "find . | cpio -pdmu ../wcfsdtmf2" for now and it's working
to duplicate the directories but I'll need to just sync the differences
tonight.
Thoughts?
:wq!
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