March 9, 20179 yr When trying to rsync -avPRX from a mounted hfsplus drive through Unassigned Devices, I'm getting the following errors: root@Ocean:/mnt/disks/Personal_HD_Backup# rsync -avPRX ./TestFolder /mnt/disk2/Test/ sending incremental file list rsync: get_xattr_data: lgetxattr(""/mnt/disks/Personal_HD_Backup/TestFolder"","osx.com.apple.metadata:_kMDItemUserTags",0) failed: No data available (61) ./ rsync: rsync_xal_set: lsetxattr(""/mnt/disk2/Test/."","osx.com.apple.FinderInfo") failed: Operation not supported (95) sent 119 bytes received 143 bytes 524.00 bytes/sec total size is 0 speedup is 0.00 rsync error: some files/attrs were not transferred (see previous errors) (code 23) at main.c(1178) [sender=3.1.2] Any ideas why this might be? I have a lot of data to transfer and I would prefer to rsync it.
March 10, 20179 yr Author 4 minutes ago, squirrellydw said: I have a similar issue, ever figure it out? No. Lots of Googling. I think it's that the HFS+ driver just isn't great. Instead, right now I'm cloning my external HFS+ drive to an external exFAT drive. I've tested and exFAT seems perfectly readable by unRAID. I'll use that drive to move the data to the server. It's still faster than over ethernet. Edited March 10, 20179 yr by ksignorini
March 10, 20179 yr 1 hour ago, ksignorini said: I'll use that drive to move the data to the server. It's still faster than over ethernet. Even with copying twice (once to drive, once to unraid) it's still faster? I guess you are using a SSD?
March 10, 20179 yr Author 9 minutes ago, jonathanm said: Even with copying twice (once to drive, once to unraid) it's still faster? I guess you are using a SSD? When I tested over my network I was looking at LOTS of days to move the amount of data I'm moving (about 3 TB) from my Mac's external. There was also the problem of the way Finder handles broken copies--it just craps out. Then I'm stuck redoing the whole thing. Rather than that, this way I have an exFAT copy for safe keeping and I can use rsync on unRAID to make the copy to the server. I'm also using a MacBook Pro, so I can't leave it doing network copies for extended periods. Once the HD to HD copy is done (just a few more hours--it's nearly half way right now) I can walk away with my laptop while unRAID is copying the data. I'm not using SSD, but the externals that I'm copying from/to are two of the fastest portable drives on the market. "From" is a Seagate 4TB "Fast" HDD Portable Drive which is a pair of RAID 0's (striped) in a standalone package, and the "To" is Seagate's 4TB Backup Plus which is also very fast for a single external 2.5". Both are USB 3.0. None of this is ideal. I really wish I would have been able to just copy from the HFS+ external to unRAID. What's funny is I tried both the single drive backup drive (the "To" drive) with unRAID and got the error we're discussing, and also the "From" RAID 0 package drive with unRAID and found that unRAID saw it as two separate drives and not a single one like the Mac does. Bizarre.
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