Am 31.01.2011 12:00, schrieb Anne Wilson:
On Sunday 30 January 2011 19:53:12 Richard wrote:
> that sounds like you have tried to rsync one of the very special files in
> your homedir, /proc /sys or similar. Perhaps you hit some of the sockets
> or named pipes and block something.
>
Could be something like that, since it seems to stop at the same point every
time.
> Find out the pid of the hanging rsync, do "ll /proc/$pid/fd" maybe it says
> you what the culprit is.
Would you like to explain that please? I don't understand it. This is what
happened -
ll /proc/$22374/fd
ls: cannot access /proc/2374/fd: No such file or directory
I did notice that the pid is very high, and it's obviously not recognisable
for the command. Something seems to be wrong.
> Or run rsync verbose to see the last files that were accessed.
I know where it stops every time, in that it's a not very big .jpg that's the
last file to be listed, but I suspect that, like bootup messages, I see the
last one to complete. I still need to know what it's trying to do next.
Ane, cann you run "lsof | grep pid-of-rsync" if it hangs (where
pid-of-rsync is the pid of a rsync process of course)? This command will
give you all files rsync tries to attach (at the time you run lsof). If
there are more rsync processes, try grep -E "(pid1|pid2|pid3)" instead
of the simple grep.
Martin
Anne
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