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They do not have to align.Īdd something like the following to your script (after you have mounted the username volume) There is the username space on the Mac, and then there is the username space on the Windows server. Who is running the script? That script user may not have permissions, where as the interactive user does.Īlso note, that there are 2 user name spaces. #define EACCES 13 /* Permission denied */ Rsync issuing "permission denied (13)", which is standard Unix error retuned from an operating system call when you do not have access rights to the object you are trying to access: it's just when I try to run rsync that it has issues.
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It doesn't seem to be a permissions error - the user has R/W permission for the share folders on the Mac side, and everything except for 'Full Control' on the Windows side.Īlso, when I log into the Mac as the user I don't have any issues manually connecting to the network share and copying files from the Mac into the share. None of the files are able to sync, only empty folders. When I run the script I get a bunch of "permission denied (13)" error messages. Rsync -aE -delete /Users/username/Documents/ /Volumes/username/backups-documents Rsync -aE -delete /Users/username/Desktop/ /Volumes/username/backups-desktop Here are the pertinent parts of the script: Sync stuff from the user's desktop and documents folder into 2 folders on the share - 'backups-desktop' and 'backups-documents' Connect to the user's private folder (located in our network on a Windows Server 2012 share)Ģ.
I'm trying to write a backup script for a few Macs in our environment. This seems like an easy question, but I must be missing something obvious. rwxrw-r- 1 root test 132608 11:01 test.First post - sorry if I'm putting this in the wrong community. The file permissions to a file is show as an example below.
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I can use the test account to access these files just fine remotely from my XP pro computer. I do not know why rsync will not has permission issues. Rsync error: some files could not be transferred (code 23) at main.c(977) Rsync: failed to set times on "/srv/samba/share/.": Operation not permitted (1) Total: matches=0 hash_hits=0 false_alarms=0 data=12368331
Rsync: mkstemp "/srv/samba/share/.server.ini.0ApzA9" failed: Permission denied (13 Rsync: mkstemp "/srv/samba/share/.8gwW7" failed: Permission denied (13) Rsync: mkstemp "/srv/samba/share/.6" failed: Permission denied (13) Rsync: mkstemp "/srv/samba/share/.Thumbs.db.lKuwG4" failed: Permission denied (13) Rsync: mkstemp "/srv/samba/share/.Script.bat.6XFy42" failed: Permission denied (13) Rsync: recv_generator: mkdir "/srv/samba/share/test03" failed: Permission denied (13) Rsync: mkstemp "/srv/samba/share/test02 " failed: Permission denied (13) *** Skipping everything below this failed directory *** Rsync: recv_generator: mkdir "/srv/samba/share/test01" failed: Permission denied (13)
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(I intend to setup a crontab with the following command - */5 * * * * sudo rsync -avv -e ssh /srv/samba/share to make this sync automatic)Ģ> When I enter the password and I gain access to the remote server. Sudo rsync -avv -e ssh /srv/samba/share/ am asked for a password for the remote server. I followed the guide linked below to setup Rsync. I followed the guide to setup a basic default samba configuration. (I will try implement Heartbeat system or Linux HA after I have mastered the syncing part) So that if the primary server was to fail the second server can be used. I intend to set it up in a way that 1 server will synce all the daa incrementally to another every 5 minutes.
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I have setup two ubuntu servers and now testing and learning how to setup a file server.
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