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Hi Airwan,
Thanks for the feedback.
Can you test transfering your files with rsync -a ?
The first rsync run should transfer the files. The second run should do nothing.
You should test both directions, ie transfer hfs -> ext4 then ext4 -> hfs
Thanks in advance,
Marc
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Salut et pardon pour retard,
alors voici le bilan. Avec rsync -a aucun souci! Ensuite voici un petit
test.
1. Sur le serveur je créer mon un dossier ñaídossier puis je lance le
backup (avec bsync) une 1ère fois:
serveur$ backup
Loading filelists...
Loading original filelist from snap files...
/Users/Amelie/Documents/ has no permission support (fat?). Ignoring
permissions.
Loading .bsync-snap-20140428095754.567233...
Loading dir1 filelist...
Loading dir2 filelist...
Analysing original paths...
Analysing remaining new paths in dir1...
Analysing remaining new paths in dir2...
[ LEFT DIR CONTENT ] RIGHT DIR CONTENT
/Users/Amelie/Documents root@serveur:/nfs/Backups/Amelie/Documents
<--
ñaídossier/ (mkdir)
Todo in /Users/Amelie/Documents: mkdir:1
Todo in root@serveur:/nfs/Backups/Amelie/Documents:
Apply actions? [y/N] y
Applying actions...
Applying actions in dir2...
Applying actions in dir1...
Updating filelists...
Updating snap files: .bsync-snap-20140428095839.186830...
Done!
Cleaning SSH master...
*2. Puis une 2nd fois!! *
MacBook-Pro-de-Amelie:Documents amelie$ backup
Loading filelists...
Loading original filelist from snap files...
/Users/Amelie/Documents/ has no permission support (fat?). Ignoring
permissions.
Loading .bsync-snap-20140428095839.186830...
Loading dir1 filelist...
Loading dir2 filelist...
Analysing original paths...
Analysing remaining new paths in dir1...
Analysing remaining new paths in dir2...
[ LEFT DIR CONTENT ] RIGHT DIR CONTENT
/Users/amelierambaud/Documents root@serveur:/nfs/Backups/Amelie/Documents
<--
ñaídossier/ (mkdir)
ñaídossier <-- (rmdir)
Todo in /Users/Amelie/Documents: mkdir:1 rmdir:1
Todo in root@serveur:/nfs/Backups/Amelie/Documents:
Apply actions? [y/N] y
Applying actions...
Applying actions in dir2...
Applying actions in dir1...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/bin/bsync", line 963, in
apply_small_actions(ssh1,dir1name, mkdir1,moves1,rm1,rmdirs1)
File "/usr/local/bin/bsync", line 632, in apply_small_actions
mkdir(shproc, dirname+"/"+f.path, f.perms)
File "/usr/local/bin/bsync", line 513, in mkdir
os.mkdir(path)
FileExistsError: [Errno 17] File exists:
'/Users/Amelie/Documents//ñaídossier'
Cleaning SSH master...
Voici l'erreur!!
J'avoue ne pas comprendre... Je vais essayer d'isoler un peu plus l'erreur.
Une idée peut-être? Ou tu veux que je fasse d'autre test?
Cordialement,
Erwan,
On Mon, Apr 21, 2014 at 12:27 PM, Marc MAURICE [email protected]:
Hi Airwan,
Thanks for the feedback.Can you test transfering your files with rsync -a ?
The first rsync run should transfer the files. The second run should do
nothing.You should test both directions, ie transfer hfs -> ext4 then ext4 -> hfs
Thanks in advance,
Marc—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/6#issuecomment-40943919
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Hi Airwan,
Thanks for the output.
I made a new bsync branch with some fixes in filenames with non utf8 characters.
Can you test it ? see #9
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I just may have discovered this. In my case did you notice one of these music files has a double-slash in the path like //? Music//Amon Tobin
I thought that was pretty weird!! I will go now and fix this file up, hopefully iTunes will not re-mangle it! In my case I was about to proceed with a pretty big sync:
Todo in /Volumes/3tb-HFS/4TB-Backup/Music Drive/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Music/: mkdir:142 cp:1592
Todo in /Volumes/4TB/4TB/Music Drive/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Music/: mkdir:123 cp:855 sync:3441
Apply actions? [y/N] y
Applying actions...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/bin/bsync", line 1041, in <module>
apply_small_actions(ssh2,dir2name, mkdir2,moves2,rm2,rmdirs2)
File "/usr/local/bin/bsync", line 673, in apply_small_actions
mkdir(shproc, dirname.encode()+b"/"+f.path, f.perms)
File "/usr/local/bin/bsync", line 558, in mkdir
os.mkdir(path)
FileExistsError: [Errno 17] File exists: b'/Volumes/4TB/4TB/Music Drive/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Music//Amon Tobin/Verbal Remixes & Collaborations'
(base) ➜ Music
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