On Tue, Oct 10, 2000 at 09:39:20AM -0400, Todd Robinson wrote:
> Pardon if this posts twice, sent it to the rsync-admin first...
>
> When doing a 'rsync -avz /tmp fdops3::marktg' I observe the following
> behavior:
>
> Sending machine lists files as they are sent, but then towards the end, I
> start getting
>
> unlink tmp/fred/spn1 : Not privileged
Is there such a file in your source tree? If so, please do a `ls -l'
to show the permissions, and post the results. Is the daemon really
running as root?
/tmp is a really bad source directory to use, because there could be
all kinds of temporary files in there created by other processes. If
you're building up content in there to be transferred, then I'd
suggest you instead make your own subdirectory of /tmp and use that
instead.
This error message is SCO-specific, I think. Please look at the
unlink(2) man page on your version of SCO, and post the description of
the error and the conditions under which it can occur.
> rsync to marktg from fdops2
> wrote 32 bytes read 2439031 bytes total size 13862565
> transfer interrupted (code 102) at main.c(432)
At least on Linux, 102 is
#define ENETRESET 102 /* Network dropped connection because of reset
*/
which would imply that the sender died.
If none of these look promising, then please try to find a small
example that reproduces the problem (i.e. just a few files in
/tmp/todd/) and send the output of rsync -vvv
Yours,
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