Greetings,
I'm currently running 3.0.0p3 on Solaris, and I'm having a very strange problem
with one host - incrementals are failing with a "remote client disconnect"
error. However, that seems to be a red herring - after spending some time and
energy diagnosing, the problem might be a failure to create the "new"
subdirectory.
A truss output seems to show a successful enumeration of all the files on both
ends - I get the remote list, and the local files are all checked. Then, right
before it ends, I see this:
29325: stat64("/export/backuppc/client/pc/c-ferenc/timeStamp.level0",
0x001210B8) Err#2 ENOENT
29325: stat64("/export/backuppc/client/pc/c-ferenc/SmbLOG.bad", 0x001210B8)
Err#2 ENOENT
29325: stat64("/export/backuppc/client/pc/c-ferenc/SmbLOG.bad.z", 0x001210B8)
Err#2 ENOENT
29325: stat64("/export/backuppc/client/pc/c-ferenc/XferLOG.bad", 0x001210B8)
Err#2 ENOENT
29325: stat64("/export/backuppc/client/pc/c-ferenc/XferLOG.bad.z", 0x001210B8)
= 0
29325: unlink("/export/backuppc/client/pc/c-ferenc/XferLOG.bad.z") = 0
29325: stat64("/export/backuppc/client/pc/c-ferenc/NewFileList", 0x001210B8) = 0
29325: unlink("/export/backuppc/client/pc/c-ferenc/NewFileList") = 0
29325: rename("/export/backuppc/client/pc/c-ferenc/XferLOG.z",
"/export/backuppc/client/pc/c-ferenc/XferLOG.bad.z") = 0
29325: stat64("/export/backuppc/client/pc/c-ferenc/new", 0x001210B8) Err#2
ENOENT
29325: write(1, " d u m p f a i l e d :".., 38) = 38
If I create the "new" directory manually beforehand, though, the dump seems to
run fine. So there must be something funky about how rsync (or whatever
creates
the new subdirectory is working).
I can't explain why this is only broken for one client, though, so it may still
be some sort of rsync interaction. I upgraded the far-end to the cygwin-2.6.8
version, which didn't help. And the problem only started when I upgraded to
the
beta software in December.
Any suggestions on how to debug further?
Cheers,
David.
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