Package: unison Version: 2.9.1-2 Severity: important Some of the file properties are unavailable on some file systems (for example fat32 does not support unix permissions) and it seems unison cannot synchronize such file systems. When I try to synchronize between ext and fat32, files are copied from fat32 to ext, but not not from ext to fat32. I get the following error message: "Operation not permitted [chmod(/fat32_partition/directory/.#filename.0.unison.tmp)]" It is even worse when there is a new directory on ext filesystem, because unison shows the above message in a message box with only "Quit" button available, so actually it aborts unconditionally. An additional annoyance is that there are always differences in file properties, even if the files are the same. The solution is to ignore unavailable file attributes.
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