Note that BackupPC is using its own rsync implementation "RsyncP", not
the standard rsync. Maybe some files are corrupted. For troubleshooting
I would try a regular "rsync -a" between the machines of the directory
in question.
... Matt
Stephen Vaughan wrote:
>I'm performing a backup on a folder which contains about 1,000,00 files
>spread over about 10,000 folders. I'm using rsync 2.6.4 on both the backuppc
>server and the machine I am trying to backup. I can't workout why I keep
>getting this problem... I'm doing an incremental backup and it gets to a
>particular file/directory every time I try and fails and it starts deleting
>all these folders and then says "Backup aborted (Child exited prematurely)".
>
>
>I've got the logging level turned way up on backuppc, so thats the reason
>for the strange logs.
>
>Also this is what is displayed on the rsyncd logs:
>
>----------------------------------------------------------------------rsync
>logs---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>2006/04/13 17:31:14 [10800] rsync: error writing 108 unbuffered bytes -
>exiting: Connection reset by peer
>2006/04/13 17:31:14 [10800] rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream
>(code 12) at io.c(463)
>
>-----------------------------------------------------------------------Backuppc
>logs-------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>xxx2/docs.0/images/lukebats-157.jpg got exact match
>xxx2/docs.0/images/lukebats-157.jpg got digests
>39a641580ad41651588c7b7a69e1df51 vs 39a641580ad41651588c7b7a69e1df51
>xxx2/docs.0/images/lukebats-157.jpg: nothing to do
> same 644 1002/1002 103385 davidblaymires/docs.0/images/lukebats-
>157.jpg
>attribSet(dir=fopt-netchant-www/davidblaymires/docs.0/images, file=
>lukebats-157.jpg)
>Read EOF:
>Tried again: got 0 bytes
>Child is sending done
>Got done from child
>Got stats: 0 0 0 1792 ('errorCnt' => 0,'ExistFileSize' =>
>'20111586294','ExistFileCnt' => 534917,'TotalFileCnt' => 540136,'ExistFile
>CompSize' => '16868536513','TotalFileSize' => '20972218001')
> delete 644 1011/1011 33186 davidblaymires/docs.0/images/otto.jpg
> delete 644 1011/1011 34896
>davidblaymires/docs.0/images/patrickcollins.jpg
> delete 644 1011/1011 121115 davidblaymires/docs.0/images/team-
>197.jpg
> delete 644 1011/1011 5000
>davidblaymires/docs.0/images/wiplogo.jpg
> delete 644 1011/1011 102042
>davidblaymires/docs.0/images/owencatcher-184.jpg
> delete 644 1011/1011 36832
>davidblaymires/docs.0/images/nilgiri.jpg
> delete 644 1011/1011 26454
>davidblaymires/docs.0/images/pavilioncafe.jpg
>
>attribWrite(dir=fopt-netchant-www) ->
>/var/lib/backuppc/pc/xxx.xxx.net/new/fopt-netchant-www/attrib
>attribWrite(dir=) -> /var/lib/backuppc/pc/xxx.xxx.net/new//attrib
>Child is aborting
>Got exit from child
>Parent read EOF from child: fatal error!
>Sending csums, cnt = 1503579, phase = 1
>/var/lib/backuppc/pc/xxx.xxx.net/1/fopt-netchant-www/xxx1/fdocs.6/fimages/fteam/fcam/fcamflipunder.jpg
>cache = , i
>nvalid = , phase = 1
>Sending csums for xxx1/docs.6/images/team/cam/camflipunder.jpg (size=106755)
>Done: 540136 files, 20972218001 bytes
>Got fatal error during xfer (Child exited prematurely)
>Backup aborted (Child exited prematurely)
>
>--
>Best Regards,
>Stephen
>
>
>
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