On 3/11/21 5:37 PM, Brian C. Hill wrote:
Hello,
All of the list discussions on cloning that I found deal with cloning
between local and remote locations.
I want to clone my s3ql fs from one AWS S3 bucket to another AWS S3
bucket.
I used the awcli sync command, but mount.s3ql thinks new fs bucket is
corrupted, and fsck.s3ql won't fix it.
The s3qlcp command will only work within the same filesystem.
Mounting both filesystems and using cp or rsync will take days to copy.
I am running clone_fs.py now to the bucket that I already formatted
the dest fs on, which I don't think will work, and it looks like it
will take 9 hours to complete.
What is the fastest way to do this?
Brian
The clone_fs.py step took 4 hours and seemed to succeed (a s3cmd du
showed that all of the objects had been copied), but no files appear
when the filesystem is mounted, probably because the local metadata
doesn't account for them). An fsck.s3ql scans through the correct the
number of objects but decides that none of them should be there and
starts deleting them.
Is there must be some small adjustment to make mount.s3ql properly
recognized the cloned copy?
Brian
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