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This is interesting and I appreciate your investigation! I wonder though
if there's a third outcome here - that it's not a bug because the glibc
implementation of lchmod() requires /proc to be mounted, and if you
don't have /proc mounted then by that definition you have a broken
system and lchmod() is not expected to work, so rsync won't work, as a
design decision of upstream glibc.
I'm not claiming that this is the case, just that it's another case to
consider.
** Changed in: rsync (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
** Summary changed:
- rsync uses lchmod and fails in Ubuntu >= 20.10
+ rsync uses lchmod and fails in Ubuntu >= 20.10 if /proc isn't mounted
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rsync uses lchmod and fails in Ubuntu >= 20.10 if /proc isn't mounted
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