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cp -al command failing - cannot create hard link May 05, 2016 11:06AM |
Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 233,035 |
I've just got rsnapshot up and running on a QNAP TS-410 NAS. It's configured to backup files to a CIFS share on a second D-Link NAS which is mounted on QNAP. When I ran rsnapshot for the 1st time everything got backup up pretty much OK (there was a warning that I haven't investigated yet).
But on running it on day 2, I'm getting errors related to creating hard links:
# /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/Entware-ng/bin/rsnapshot daily
echo 5564 > /opt/var/run/rsnapshot.pid
/opt/bin/cp -al
/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0
/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/HDTV_SetTopBox.doc’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/04 0aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/HDTV_SetTopBox.doc’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/Motorola_T505.pdf’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040 aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/Motorola_T505.pdf’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/tvpalm.txt’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057f c9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/tvpalm.txt’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder2/SunnyBoy_2015-12-16.GIF’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd /0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder2/SunnyBoy_2015-12-16.GIF’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/TeamClashes.txt’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e 7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/TeamClashes.txt’: No such file or directory
I ran "cp --help" and it says the "a" and "l" options are supported so I don't think it's an issue with cp. Can anyone advise how to start trouble-shooting this? Could it be something to do with the way the share is mounted - perhaps something odd about the CIFS share that doesn't allow hard links?
TIA,
Phill
But on running it on day 2, I'm getting errors related to creating hard links:
# /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/Entware-ng/bin/rsnapshot daily
echo 5564 > /opt/var/run/rsnapshot.pid
/opt/bin/cp -al
/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0
/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/HDTV_SetTopBox.doc’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/04 0aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/HDTV_SetTopBox.doc’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/Motorola_T505.pdf’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040 aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/Motorola_T505.pdf’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/tvpalm.txt’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057f c9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/tvpalm.txt’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder2/SunnyBoy_2015-12-16.GIF’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd /0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder2/SunnyBoy_2015-12-16.GIF’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/TeamClashes.txt’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e 7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/TeamClashes.txt’: No such file or directory
I ran "cp --help" and it says the "a" and "l" options are supported so I don't think it's an issue with cp. Can anyone advise how to start trouble-shooting this? Could it be something to do with the way the share is mounted - perhaps something odd about the CIFS share that doesn't allow hard links?
TIA,
Phill
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cp -al command failing - cannot create hard link May 05, 2016 11:11AM |
Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 233,035 |
BTW, I meant to add that the daily.1 directrory and sub-directrories got created properly, but no hard links could be created in those directrories.
I also found that there some directories called cp_al1 and cp_al2 got created at the same level as daily.0 and daily.1. I'm not sure if this is normal or a symptom of the problem.
Regards,
Phill
On 5 May 2016 at 21:03, Phill Edwards <philledwards < at > gmail.com ([email]philledwards < at > gmail.com[/email])> wrote:
[quote]I've just got rsnapshot up and running on a QNAP TS-410 NAS. It's configured to backup files to a CIFS share on a second D-Link NAS which is mounted on QNAP. When I ran rsnapshot for the 1st time everything got backup up pretty much OK (there was a warning that I haven't investigated yet).
But on running it on day 2, I'm getting errors related to creating hard links:
# /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/Entware-ng/bin/rsnapshot daily
echo 5564 > /opt/var/run/rsnapshot.pid
/opt/bin/cp -al
/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0
/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/HDTV_SetTopBox.doc’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/04 0aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/HDTV_SetTopBox.doc’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/Motorola_T505.pdf’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040 aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/Motorola_T505.pdf’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/tvpalm.txt’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057f c9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/tvpalm.txt’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder2/SunnyBoy_2015-12-16.GIF’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd /0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder2/SunnyBoy_2015-12-16.GIF’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/TeamClashes.txt’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e 7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/TeamClashes.txt’: No such file or directory
I ran "cp --help" and it says the "a" and "l" options are supported so I don't think it's an issue with cp. Can anyone advise how to start trouble-shooting this? Could it be something to do with the way the share is mounted - perhaps something odd about the CIFS share that doesn't allow hard links?
TIA,
Phill
[/quote]
I also found that there some directories called cp_al1 and cp_al2 got created at the same level as daily.0 and daily.1. I'm not sure if this is normal or a symptom of the problem.
Regards,
Phill
On 5 May 2016 at 21:03, Phill Edwards <philledwards < at > gmail.com ([email]philledwards < at > gmail.com[/email])> wrote:
[quote]I've just got rsnapshot up and running on a QNAP TS-410 NAS. It's configured to backup files to a CIFS share on a second D-Link NAS which is mounted on QNAP. When I ran rsnapshot for the 1st time everything got backup up pretty much OK (there was a warning that I haven't investigated yet).
But on running it on day 2, I'm getting errors related to creating hard links:
# /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/Entware-ng/bin/rsnapshot daily
echo 5564 > /opt/var/run/rsnapshot.pid
/opt/bin/cp -al
/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0
/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/HDTV_SetTopBox.doc’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/04 0aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/HDTV_SetTopBox.doc’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/Motorola_T505.pdf’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040 aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/Motorola_T505.pdf’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/tvpalm.txt’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057f c9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder1/tvpalm.txt’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder2/SunnyBoy_2015-12-16.GIF’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd /0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/Fred_Folder2/SunnyBoy_2015-12-16.GIF’: No such file or directory
/opt/bin/cp: cannot create hard link ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.1/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/TeamClashes.txt’ to ‘/mnt/rf/nd/0/040aa9057fc9a5f60e 7348b346830549edacaee5/Backups/daily.0/nas-homes/share/homes/fred/TeamClashes.txt’: No such file or directory
I ran "cp --help" and it says the "a" and "l" options are supported so I don't think it's an issue with cp. Can anyone advise how to start trouble-shooting this? Could it be something to do with the way the share is mounted - perhaps something odd about the CIFS share that doesn't allow hard links?
TIA,
Phill
[/quote]
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cp -al command failing - cannot create hard link May 05, 2016 01:17PM |
Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 233,035 |
Hallo, Phill,
Du meintest am 05.05.16:
[quote]I've just got rsnapshot up and running on a QNAP TS-410 NAS. It's
configured to backup files to a CIFS share on a second D-Link NAS
which is mounted on QNAP.
[/quote]
What file system? "cifs" is a network system, no disc system.
[quote]When I ran rsnapshot for the 1st time
everything got backup up pretty much OK (there was a warning that I
haven't investigated yet).
[/quote]
[quote]But on running it on day 2, I'm getting errors related to creating
hard links:
[/quote]
Are you root on both systems?
Viele Gruesse!
Helmut
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Du meintest am 05.05.16:
[quote]I've just got rsnapshot up and running on a QNAP TS-410 NAS. It's
configured to backup files to a CIFS share on a second D-Link NAS
which is mounted on QNAP.
[/quote]
What file system? "cifs" is a network system, no disc system.
[quote]When I ran rsnapshot for the 1st time
everything got backup up pretty much OK (there was a warning that I
haven't investigated yet).
[/quote]
[quote]But on running it on day 2, I'm getting errors related to creating
hard links:
[/quote]
Are you root on both systems?
Viele Gruesse!
Helmut
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cp -al command failing - cannot create hard link May 06, 2016 10:38AM |
Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 233,035 |
On Thu, May 5, 2016 at 8:56 AM, Helmut Hullen <Hullen < at > t-online.de> wrote:
[quote]Hallo, Phill,
Du meintest am 05.05.16:
[quote]I've just got rsnapshot up and running on a QNAP TS-410 NAS. It's
configured to backup files to a CIFS share on a second D-Link NAS
which is mounted on QNAP.
[/quote]
What file system? "cifs" is a network system, no disc system.
[quote]When I ran rsnapshot for the 1st time
everything got backup up pretty much OK (there was a warning that I
haven't investigated yet).
[/quote]
[quote]But on running it on day 2, I'm getting errors related to creating
hard links:
[/quote]
Are you root on both systems?
Viele Gruesse!
Helmut
[/quote]
CIFS..... is not your friend for anything reliant on hardlinks. If the
NAS supports NFS, use that instead.
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[quote]Hallo, Phill,
Du meintest am 05.05.16:
[quote]I've just got rsnapshot up and running on a QNAP TS-410 NAS. It's
configured to backup files to a CIFS share on a second D-Link NAS
which is mounted on QNAP.
[/quote]
What file system? "cifs" is a network system, no disc system.
[quote]When I ran rsnapshot for the 1st time
everything got backup up pretty much OK (there was a warning that I
haven't investigated yet).
[/quote]
[quote]But on running it on day 2, I'm getting errors related to creating
hard links:
[/quote]
Are you root on both systems?
Viele Gruesse!
Helmut
[/quote]
CIFS..... is not your friend for anything reliant on hardlinks. If the
NAS supports NFS, use that instead.
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