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I'm trying to backup data from linux server to dns323 share. I've mounted it on the server, and issued rsync
sudo rsync -av --exclude "lost+found" /mnt/backup/drivers/ /mnt/dns323_backup/drivers
I get a bunch of chown errors like
rsync: chown "/mnt/dns323_backup/drivers/smc1211/SCO" failed: Operation not permitted (1)
Is it because I mounted smbfs?
$ mount
//dns323_1/backup on /mnt/dns323_backup type smbfs (rw)
Would it be better using NFS? Does nfsd run by default?
Thanks
Woody
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woody wrote:
rsync: chown "/mnt/dns323_backup/drivers/smc1211/SCO" failed: Operation not permitted (1)
Is it because I mounted smbfs?
Yes, I think SMB is the problem. "rsync -a" tries chown and chmod which is not supported by plain SMB (there are some UNIX extensions, but I don't think D-Link's samba supports these, see e.g. http://www.itee.uq.edu.au/~emmerik/samba.html).
woody wrote:
Would it be better using NFS? Does nfsd run by default?
The DNS-323 has no NFS support. But you can run your own NFS server. I'm using unfs3 myself all the time. But it has it's own problems when doing copies like your rsync. There's also the "user-nfs-server" shipped with ARM Debian - I don't know how well it works though (it's NFS version 2 with 2GB file size limit). I also tried kernel-based NFS (using both self-compiled modules and modules offered by others in this forum) without success - the 323 crashes sooner or later.
There's a third option: Run an rsync server on the DNS. I didn't try it myself, but it shouldn't be too hard and I expect it to work fine.
I have packages for unfs3 (needs portmap) and rsync on my site that you can try.
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woody wrote:
I'm trying to backup data from linux server to dns323 share. I've mounted it on the server, and issued rsync
sudo rsync -av --exclude "lost+found" /mnt/backup/drivers/ /mnt/dns323_backup/drivers
I get a bunch of chown errors like
rsync: chown "/mnt/dns323_backup/drivers/smc1211/SCO" failed: Operation not permitted (1)
Is it because I mounted smbfs?
$ mount
//dns323_1/backup on /mnt/dns323_backup type smbfs (rw)
Would it be better using NFS? Does nfsd run by default?
Thanks
Woody
Hello,
I am trying to setup some backup stuff from a Mac OS X 10.4 laptop to my DNS-323. I would like to just crontap an rsync to happen at night. Did you ever find a work around for this?
Thanks
Sam
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fonz wrote:
There's a third option: Run an rsync server on the DNS. I didn't try it myself, but it shouldn't be too hard and I expect it to work fine.
I have packages for unfs3 (needs portmap) and rsync on my site that you can try.
Running Fonz's rsync server/daemon on the DNS-323 is definitely possible (and not too hard). See this forum post: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t1150-Tuto … night.html
I've also made a formal script to do this and send email status from the DNS-323. It's available at http://backupnetclone.sourceforge.net/
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blbrown wrote:
fonz wrote:
There's a third option: Run an rsync server on the DNS. I didn't try it myself, but it shouldn't be too hard and I expect it to work fine.
I have packages for unfs3 (needs portmap) and rsync on my site that you can try.Running Fonz's rsync server/daemon on the DNS-323 is definitely possible (and not too hard). See this forum post: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t1150-Tuto … night.html
I've also made a formal script to do this and send email status from the DNS-323. It's available at http://backupnetclone.sourceforge.net/
Thanks. That helps. I will let you know how it works.
Sam
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