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thomas7467
Apr 20, 2011Aspirant
Backup Failure - preserving times invalid argument
Hi all,
I'm trying to configure backup from a readyNAS 2100 to a DNS-323 DLINK NAS server through a WIN/NAS (timestamp) configuration.
WIN/NAS configuration test works fine on the readyNAS.
But when the backup job 's launched, It fails with the following errors on each file :
Error encountered copying data from source path /PRIVE/ ==> //192.168.3.4/Volume_1/TEST due to unknown reason. Please see log.
...
cp: preserving times for '/job_001//TEST/./Ancien Formulaire/Anciennes formules/Anciennes formules/Crème 60 ml': Invalid argument
cp: preserving times for '/job_001//TEST/./Ancien Formulaire/Anciennes formules/Anciennes formules/Gel color YP line': Invalid argument
cp: preserving times for '/job_001//TEST/./Ancien Formulaire/Anciennes formules/Anciennes formules': Invalid argument
...
does anybody have a clue or idea?
thanks
Thomas
I'm trying to configure backup from a readyNAS 2100 to a DNS-323 DLINK NAS server through a WIN/NAS (timestamp) configuration.
WIN/NAS configuration test works fine on the readyNAS.
But when the backup job 's launched, It fails with the following errors on each file :
Error encountered copying data from source path /PRIVE/ ==> //192.168.3.4/Volume_1/TEST due to unknown reason. Please see log.
...
cp: preserving times for '/job_001//TEST/./Ancien Formulaire/Anciennes formules/Anciennes formules/Crème 60 ml': Invalid argument
cp: preserving times for '/job_001//TEST/./Ancien Formulaire/Anciennes formules/Anciennes formules/Gel color YP line': Invalid argument
cp: preserving times for '/job_001//TEST/./Ancien Formulaire/Anciennes formules/Anciennes formules': Invalid argument
...
does anybody have a clue or idea?
thanks
Thomas
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- BertRittoAspirantWoah, I'm too getting this error!
Backing up from a ReadyNAS Ultra 6 to a DNS323.
So do the files actually get copied? I'm currently using my DNS323 as a backup of important files.
Thanks!
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