Looking closer, /mnt/data is on the remote end. We are using cygwin on
windows. The UNC //frodo/share1 is mounted on /mnt/data over windows'
networking. I suppose it could be windows or cygwin. We are talking
about making the backup server linux so if this happens, we might have
better
We are doing backups for directory paths which are extremely large. Is
there a way to tell if 'filename too long' is a rdiff-backup issue, or an
issue of our destination filesystem?
-Eric
ListError customerfolders/Plexus - WI - Plant4/722-4432-XXX/CAM/Mod to 24
pallets to
bring them to
rdiff-backup requires a significant amount of extra space to fit its
filenames... at least until 1.1.x where ben has made it able to deal with
File name too long errors more gracefully... however i think based on
the bug reports i've seen here i'd hesitate to use 1.1.x.
-dean
On Sun, 21 May
