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RSYNC creates weird folder instead of given name.

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Dear folk. In unraid 6.1 everything worked like a charm but now this command in a .cron file on the usb flash drive:

1 1 * * 6 rsync -avs /mnt/user/Parity/ /mnt/disks/BACKUP/Parity_Backup

 

Creates the following folder when it goes of automatically via cron:

samba via unassigned devices plugin: PVZEIC~G

On command line it shows: Parity_Backup\r/

 

WHile clearly I specified the directory: Parity_Backup

 

Anyone?

 

Thanks in advance!!

 

 

Almost certainly because your directory contains a \r (carriage return) on the end of it.

 

I suspect that is because you created/edited the .cron file using an editor on Windows which uses \r\n (carriage return, line feed) rather than just \n as expected on Linux.    I'm sure some can advise the best way to remove the "spurious" \r character from your .cron file.

Load the file into Notepad++, set EOL conversion to be Unix then resave it.

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Everyone else already addressed the real problem, but I am curious. Why do you have a user share named Parity?

Everyone else already addressed the real problem, but I am curious. Why do you have a user share named Parity?

 

Perhaps he didn't want to call it "Porn"  ;D

 

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