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rsync errors

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This is somewhat off-topic... I'm trying to use rsync from my Mac to my unRAID server. The problem appears when I use the --link-dest option during my backup, which creates hard links in order to save space on the drive for unmodified files. I'm somewhat randomly getting errors of this sort:

 

rsync: stat "/coppit/0/Palm/Users/David

Coppit/SplashPhoto/E75FFB6FBF98B52F/DCIM" (in Backups) failed: No such file or

directory (2)

rsync: open "/coppit/0/Palm/Users/David

Coppit/SplashPhoto/E75FFB6FBF98B52F/DCIM/_LastSyncCache" (in Backups): No such

file or directory (2)

rsync: recv_generator: mkdir "/coppit/0/Palm/Users/David

Coppit/SplashPhoto/E75FFB6FBF98B52F/DCIM/_Photos & Videos_" (in Backups)

failed: No such file or directory (2)

rsync: stat "/coppit/0/Palm/Users/David

Coppit/SplashPhoto/E75FFB6FBF98B52F/DCIM/_Photos & Videos_" (in Backups)

failed: No such file or directory (2)

rsync: recv_generator: mkdir "/coppit/0/Palm/Users/David

Coppit/SplashPhoto/E75FFB6FBF98B52F/DCIM/_T-Mobile Hotspots_images_" (in

Backups) failed: No such file or directory (2)

rsync: stat "/coppit/0/Palm/Users/David

Coppit/SplashPhoto/E75FFB6FBF98B52F/DCIM/_T-Mobile Hotspots_images_" (in

Backups) failed: No such file or directory (2)

rsync: stat "/coppit/0/Palm/Users/David

Coppit/SplashPhoto/E75FFB6FBF98B52F/SplashPhoto" (in Backups) failed: No such

file or directory (2)

rsync: open "/coppit/0/Palm/Users/David

Coppit/SplashPhoto/E75FFB6FBF98B52F/SplashPhoto/_LastSyncCache" (in Backups):

No such file or directory (2)

rsync: stat "/coppit/0/Personal/Taxes/2002/TaxACT Online_files" (in Backups)

failed: No such file or directory (2)

rsync: open "/coppit/0/Personal/Taxes/2002/TaxACT Online_files/main_app.css"

(in Backups): No such file or directory (2)

 

If I remove --link-dest, I don't get the errors. Also, the messages all seem to involve paths with spaces in them. It seems like on different runs rsync sometimes succeeds without errors, but perhaps I'm not being very careful about deleting the destination directory between runs.

 

Here is my setup in detail:

 

Server: Linux running rsync 2.6.8. rsyncd.conf:

 

gid = root

uid = root

log file = /var/log/resyncd.log

 

[backups]

  path = /mnt/disk1/Backups

  comment =

  read only = no

  list = yes

 

Client: Mac OS X running rsync 2.6.3. (The problem also exists for 2.6.0)

 

My command line is:

 

/usr/bin/rsync --archive --force --compress --one-file-system --cvs-exclude --numeric-ids --link-dest=../1 /Users/coppit/Documents/ rsync://[email protected]/Backups/coppit/0

 

I'll also submit this as an unRAID bug report since it may be a kernel bug.

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