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joe5_0
Oct 03, 2012Aspirant
robocopy /copyall - ERROR
Hi, I recently purchased a ReadyNAS Duo V2 and am having issues getting the permissions set up in an 2008 AD environment. I have followed the instructions posted here http://www.readynas.com/?p=1987 a...
joe5_0
Oct 05, 2012Aspirant
Thanks for the response Stephen; unfortunately (I'm pretty sure) I do need the auditing information and the file permissions need to be exact. If DFS notices any differences in the permissions it will treat the data like it's pre-existing, will ignore it, and will copy the entire data set over the WAN (which is exactly what I'm trying to avoid).
Yep, I was running all commands from an elevated PowerShell window, didn't seem to help.
UPDATE: After taking ownership of the 'DATA' share, I was able to get the command to execute with the /copyall switch, but the NAS is changing the permissions on the files and when I compare the file hashes they don't match.
Its starting to look like I bought a ReadyNAS that won't support iSCSI or any sort of features that would be useful for creating backups with unmodified permissions... Unless I install the ssh and apt plugins, and start hacking away.
If anyone has has been able to successfully pre-stage DFS data on a ReadyNAS Duo V2 any advice/pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Yep, I was running all commands from an elevated PowerShell window, didn't seem to help.
UPDATE: After taking ownership of the 'DATA' share, I was able to get the command to execute with the /copyall switch, but the NAS is changing the permissions on the files and when I compare the file hashes they don't match.
Its starting to look like I bought a ReadyNAS that won't support iSCSI or any sort of features that would be useful for creating backups with unmodified permissions... Unless I install the ssh and apt plugins, and start hacking away.
If anyone has has been able to successfully pre-stage DFS data on a ReadyNAS Duo V2 any advice/pointers would be greatly appreciated.
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