I am not sure if I have missed information here but... Rsync only sets
the mtime on files that it completely transferred. The back-dating of a
file is rsync's guarantee that that file was completely transferred and
verified.
On 2/2/21 9:03 PM, Leon Vanderploeg via rsync wrote:
> Windows Cygwin
Windows Cygwin rsync is version 3.1.1
Ubuntu version is 3.1.2
Ubuntu file system is ext4
Rsync command main options -rtlg0D ( see attachment for full view)
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on 01/24/21
at 07:46 PM, Leon Vanderploeg via rsync said:
Hi,
>rsync: failed to set times on "//.ImageTest.reg.jDGIg0":
>Invalid argument (22)
>Where is temp file coming from?
They are created to hold the content of the file to be replaced during the
data transfer. The names are
Greetings,
On a new system rsync from windows (with cygwin) to Ubuntu, I have a
handful of files that repeatedly throw errors saying failed to set times
invalid argument (22). I have dozens of these configurations and have
never had this problem.
rsync: failed to set times on
