On Wed, Jul 02, 2003 at 10:03:00AM +0200, Morten Primdahl wrote:
>
> >>Tried to enable -vvv but this makes rsync hang on the same file each
> >>time:
> >
> >
> > -vvv is known to cause hanging. It is, however the
> > verbosity level needed to get some info out of that part of
> > the code. Lets not try to debug the hang. Reduce the level one notch.
> > Narrow the scope somewhat. And answer the questions asked in
> > my previous email.
>
> I still get some garbage on stderr:
>
> .qsJ4iC failed: Invalid argumentsp_ind/Emails ind/.Icon
> .klS8j3 failed: Invalid argumentsp_ud/Emails ud/.Icon
>
> The garbage lines only come for the .Icon folder.
Is there actually a directory (we have no folders in
UNIX/Linux filesystems) at the location indicated?
> But also more valid messages like (still on stderr):
>
> mkstemp 2001_12_Villa_OpNed/01_Korrespondance ind/01 Bygherre/Emails/.Villa
> "up and go".1.N0LkFe failed: Invalid argument
> mkstemp 2001_12_Villa_OpNed/01_Korrespondance ind/01 Bygherre/Emails/.nyt
> på tegnefronten?.1.8ZzfZ6 failed: Invalid argument
>
> If I look for these files on the source filesystem, I find that:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] SAGER_igangvaerende]# find . -name "Villa*up and go*"
> ./2001_12_Villa_OpNed/01_Korrespondance ind/01
> Bygherre/Emails/.AppleDouble/Villa "up and go".1
> ./2001_12_Villa_OpNed/01_Korrespondance ind/01 Bygherre/Emails/Villa "up
> and go".1
>
> And as I have .AppleDouble in my exclude file (no trailing slash), the
> problem appears
The trailing slash is not necessary to exclude a directory.
> to be due to my naive usage of the exclude file. As far as I under stand
> now, the
> behaviour is due to the .AppleDouble directory not getting created on the
> destination,
> and due to the lacking slash in the exclude file, rsync still tries to copy
> the files within
> this directory. The only thing I do not understand now, is the prepended
> dot, so eg. Villa
> becomes .Villa.
To make the temp files a template is created by prepending
dot and appending .XXXXXX, the XXXXXX is replaced by
simi-random chars by mkstemp or in the absence of mkstemp
tempfile.
If correctly built on a Linux box rsync will call mkstemp
followed by fchmod. The only way you could get a invalid
arguments error without .XXXXXX at the end of the file name
would be if mkstemp succeeded but with preserve_perms
enabled fchmod failed which is nearly impossible in this
context.
If incorrectly built or on a some non-Linux platforms it
does a mktemp followed by do_open which could produce the
error condition you present.
Based on this i have to conclude that your binary was
incorrectly built.
I am curious though as to what is causing the problem. It
would help tremendously if you could narrow it down to a
small test case that strace could be run on.
Also, try it to a native filesystem on a reliable interface.
In other words ext[23], reiserfs, jfs or xfs on IDE or SCSI;
no FAT, USB or firewire.
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