On Wednesday, August 27, 2008 10:03 PM +0200 Stephen Day
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's failing in getattr for the share. If the backup was a from a windows
> machine most likely this is a bug I just fixed. I don't have windows
> machines to test this with.
I think the issue is actually in listing the shares. (I just realized I
could back up more than one "share" per host, and previously thought one
needed multiple host entries to back up more than one mount point per
host.) In my test case, my share is "D" (rsyncd is sharing the D: partition
under that name).
In my_getdir you have:
} elsif ( @path == 2 ) { # List shares
my $host = $path[0];
my $archive = $path[1];
is_host_real($host) || return -ENOENT();
my $archiveref = is_archive_real($host, $archive) || return -ENOENT();
my @archives = ( $archiveref );
my @shares = list_archive_shares($host, [EMAIL PROTECTED], $archive);
$shares[0] = 'unix' if ( $shares[0] == '/' );
return ( '.', '..', @shares, 0 );
} else { # List backup data
I suspect list_archive_shares is failing to return anything. Here's the
code for that:
sub list_archive_shares {
# Lists shares for a given host, a reference to a list of archive
references, and an archive number.
# It is assumed both the host and archive exist.
my ( $host, $archives, $archive ) = @_;
my $view = BackupPC::View->new($bpc, $host, $archives );
return $view->shareList($archive);
}
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