Am 03.02.2011 13:39, schrieb Anne Wilson:
On Thursday 03 February 2011 09:06:16 Martin (KDE) wrote:
> I think the first step will be to run the rsync command locally, without
> ssh and use the NFS share as destination with an ordinary user (i.e.
> anne). If this is working you can try to invoke ssh (if necessary).
This is basically how I've tried to do it - I got rid of everything except
this line -
rsync --exclude-from=/home/anne/bup-data_exclude.txt -auvzr /home/anne/*
/mnt/server_home/anne/
The -z parameter does not make any sense if you copy locally. Can you
try this with --dry-run and -av as parameter? (You don't need -r if you
set -a)
What happens if you try this from the console without kde running? Are
there any files opened from /mnt/server_home/anne in your running
programs (lsof | grep server_home)? What do the logfiles say
(/var/log/messages or dmesg)?
I have a similar solution but I use a script started from startkde at
login before starting the kde environment (from .kde/env) and at logoff
(from .kde/shutdown). But I use kerberos as SingleSignOn and with this I
don't have the problem with the ssh-keys. At logon I sync from the
server to the client and at logout the other way around. So I take care
that there is no kde process running at sync time.
Martin
I don't think it comes much simpler than that, but I still hit the problem of
freezing, and so far nothing has given me a clue what's causing it.
I run this as anne - both when I run it in the script, and when testing by
simply running it in konsole. I own the directories to which it needs to
write. Yesterday I carefully changed everything in the backup back from being
owned by nobody to being owned by me. I still see all the chgrp "operation
not permitted" messages, but now it doesn't show me any files at all - it
looks as though it stops earlier than it did.
Time to reboot, since neither konsole nor file managers (or kwrite/kdate) are
available to me.
Anne
Anne
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