so, if the rsync without without the sudo worked, then the user you used is
the oneyou need to setup in the shared folder

do

ls -al /sharedfolder
ls -al /copyrsyncwithoutsudo
ls -al /copyrsyncwithsudo

to check the different permissions.

be clar to highligh the ones what work ( i got copy rsync without sudo)



On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 2:37 AM, Kevin Meredith
<[email protected]>wrote:

> Running your `rsync ...` command without sudo, I then successfully
> compiled my code.
>
> Once I finished the above, I saw that you mentioned "root user copy the
> whole folder," I figured I should re-run the `rsync ...` but with "sudo" in
> front of the command.
>
> However, doing an ls -lrot on my VM shows that my /u01/build/share
> directory is owned by "kevin". That's a result of the following change that
> I added to my Vagrantfile:
>
> config.vm.synced_folder "c:/dev/share", "/u01/build/share", type: "rsync",
> owner: "kevin"
>
> When I tried to re-build on /u01/build/share/my_webapp with `mvn clean`, I
> still got an IO.Exception on a single file with the odd question marks (?)
> in the permissions section of the ls output.
>
> I'm using Windows for my host, so NFS isn't possible.
>
> Any other ideas? I appreciate your suggestions, Alvaro.
>
> On Tuesday, April 15, 2014 8:45:40 PM UTC-4, Alvaro Miranda Aguilera wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> The way the shared folder is implemented,is not a real filesystem, so
>> some languages have problems with the code in there. I know python fail on
>> some operations, so maybe your is hitting that.
>>
>> The first troubleshooting you can do is a root user copy the whole folder
>>
>> rsync -PavzHl /source /test
>>
>> and try in test.. as root the permissions will remain the same and with
>> those parameters links will be copied as links, etc.
>>
>> If that works, blame virtualbox shared folder, and try to use vagrant to
>> rsync the files to the vm.
>>
>> If the copy also fails, then the issue is not on the filesystem, try to
>> do  chown -R kevin: /test and try, if that work, then is permissions.. on
>> Vagrantfile you can setup owner and permissions of the shared folder.
>>
>> Give a try let's see where it fails/work..
>>
>> Alvaro.
>>
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