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rsync permissions update every run.
I use rsync to mirror my media library to my readyNAS 316 from my Mac mini. It's a 14TB library so examples below will only show a few lines. I run the following: rsync -aPvui --delete-durin...
StephenB wrote:Try:
rsync -aPvuin --delete-during --delete-excluded --ignore-errors --exclude={'*.Trashes*','*.fsev*','*.DS_*','*.Spotlight*','*Automatically Add*','*Downloads*'} /Volumes/Media\ Drive/ rsync://admin@10.0.1.20:/data/NAS1_Media_Server/Backup/mediarsync://admin@10.0.1.20:/NAS1_Media_Server/Backup/media
Changing to this seems to work:
I am going to let it run and move some date to see what happens.
Thank you.
Yes, this runs on a Mac and the NAS share is mapped as a local drive with SMB.
I can call rsync on the NAS directly with the IP address?
Would the syntax be:
user: password@IP_Address/Share
Or would I need to get a key from the NAS to avoid manually entering a password?
Radjin wrote:
Yes, this runs on a Mac and the NAS share is mapped as a local drive with SMB.
I can call rsync on the NAS directly with the IP address?
Yes (though technically rsync on the Mac is connecting to the rsync server in the NAS).
Radjin wrote:
Would the syntax be
user: password@IP_Address/Share
No (at least not on linux). Try the command first using the syntax I gave you, and see if it solves your problem. Note that you don't have to enable password protection on the destination share (look at the rsync network settings for the share). So you might not need to enter the password at all. Also, I think the default rsync access is read-only, so you do need to go the the rsync share settings and change that anyway.
If you do want to use password protection, you can use the --password-file option (if that exists on the Mac version).
StephenB wrote:
Radjin wrote:Yes, this runs on a Mac and the NAS share is mapped as a local drive with SMB.
I can call rsync on the NAS directly with the IP address?
Yes (though technically rsync on the Mac is connecting to the rsync server in the NAS).
Radjin wrote:Would the syntax be
user: password@IP_Address/Share
No (at least not on linux). Try the command first using the syntax I gave you, and see if it solves your problem. Note that you don't have to enable password protection on the destination share (look at the rsync network settings for the share). So you might not need to enter the password at all. Also, I think the default rsync access is read-only, so you do need to go the the rsync share settings and change that anyway.
If you do want to use password protection, you can use the --password-file option (if that exists on the Mac version).
I checked and rsync was on for the share. I had to enable ssh as well. It asked for my password because the share has one, I entered it and received the following:
rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (0 bytes received so far) [sender] rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12)
Radjin wrote:
I checked and rsync was on for the share. I had to enable ssh as well. It asked for my password because the share has one, I entered it and received the following:
rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (0 bytes received so far) [sender] rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12)
You don't need ssh for this - you just run rsync on the Mac with the change to the destination. Not sure what you mean by the "share has one". Are you saying that rsync is enabled as read/write for the share and it was already set up for password protection? Maybe post a screenshot of the network access tab for rsync (share settings)?
StephenB wrote:
Radjin wrote:I checked and rsync was on for the share. I had to enable ssh as well. It asked for my password because the share has one, I entered it and received the following:
rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (0 bytes received so far) [sender] rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12)
You don't need ssh for this - you just run rsync on the Mac with the change to the destination. Not sure what you mean by the "share has one". Are you saying that rsync is enabled as read/write for the share and it was already set up for password protection? Maybe post a screenshot of the network access tab for rsync (share settings)?
Attached is a screen shot.
The share is already password protected.
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