On Monday 01 September 2003 04:13 pm, Peter Ruskin wrote:
> On Monday 01 Sep 2003 17:16, Pupeno wrote:
> > I'm using a modified script of the one that was posted recently to
> > make back ups... sometimes when I do the back up, I get this at the
> > end: wrote 112104962 bytes read 202820 bytes 205128.37 bytes/sec
> > total size is 41357449389 speedup is 368.25
> > rsync error: some files could not be transferred (code 23) at
> > main.c(620) It doesn't say why it couldn't tranfer the files nor
> > which files where them... so, I'm kinda lost of how to solve them
> > problem, does anybody have an idea ? Thanks.
>
> I get that all the time - it's probably nothing to worry about. If
> you look at _all_ the output instead of just the end you'll probably
> see what the problem is.
>
> rsync starts by listing all the files it's going to backup. Then
> when it gets to actually do them, they may no longer be there to be
> backed up. If you're emerging at the time, ccache files do this
> disappearing act, as do cache files for Pan newsreader.
>
> Peter
I got that same error the first time I ran the script. since then (3
more times) I haven't seen it
I see Peter in there and I just GOT to pick his brain some more.
I'd like rsync to log some basic information such as the summary I see
at the end, time started and time ended, but not all the file lists I
see scrolling by. I have written a file, saved as /etc/rsyncd.conf on
both the client and host, that has the single line:
log file = /var/log/rsync.log
on both machines there is no rsync.log being written. IIUC, the log
should, or if the .conf was right, would be written to the machine that
is the destination of the backup. But:
$ tail /var/log/rsync.log
tail: /var/log/rsync.log: No such file or directory
I've even resorted to rebooting the destination box. Still no joy. I'm
obviously missing something here could you point me in the right
direction?
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