rsysnc
I used to use rsync to copy files after nfs mount.
When I tried it in a new RHEL server , I got the error message rsysnc chown .... failed. Invalid argument (22) Can anybody help me |
Are you copying from RHEL to Windows?
Make sure both target and destination is using file system that supports chown, or ext# file system. or just do an rsync -av <your parameters source - destination> or post the rsync command you supplied. |
Sorry for the delay in reply. I was not in station for few days.
I am copying files from Linux to Linux Command is rsync -azv --delete source destination |
works fine for me. Can you copy the actual command plus error message and paste here as a quote?
Regards |
The invalid argument (22) message more-or-less happens with any connectivity issue. It is trying to set the ownership of the transferred file. Unfortunately, rsync is not the world's best at producing meaningful error messages. :rolleyes:
Provide us with the actual rsync command that you are trying to use, and tell us a little bit more about that share ... and your permissions to it. Other possibly useful (external) links:
Remember that NFS is very peculiar with regards to owner-ids. Does this owner-id (uuid number ...) exist on both servers? Does the share allow you to change it, or does it "squash?" |
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