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mobi_backup [16.02.2021 14:48] – [Known Issues] Pascal Suter | mobi_backup [16.02.2021 14:48] – [Known Issues] Pascal Suter |
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===== Known Issues ===== | ===== Known Issues ===== |
in on systems with old rsync versions (i.e. 3.0.6) and if your data contains extended Attributes or ACL's you may get lots of ''Missing abbreviated xattr value, trusted.SGI_ACL_DEFAULT'' messages in your logs. Also your backup may get bloatet because files with ACL's or extended Attributes are constantly re-downloaded. This is due to some issues with ACL and Xattr support in old rsync versions. Either update to a newer version of Rsync or disable ACL and XATTR support by removing the ''-X'' and ''-A'' options in the bash script, that means, replace ''rsync -aAHXv'' with ''rsync -aHv''. This will disable ACL and XATTR support which menans, such attributes won't be backed up. | On systems with old rsync versions (i.e. 3.0.6) and if your data contains extended Attributes or ACL's you may get lots of ''Missing abbreviated xattr value, trusted.SGI_ACL_DEFAULT'' messages in your logs. Also your backup may get bloatet because files with ACL's or extended Attributes are constantly re-downloaded. This is due to some issues with ACL and Xattr support in old rsync versions. Either update to a newer version of Rsync or disable ACL and XATTR support by removing the ''-X'' and ''-A'' options in the bash script, that means, replace ''rsync -aAHXv'' with ''rsync -aHv''. This will disable ACL and XATTR support which menans, such attributes won't be backed up. |
===== the script ===== | ===== the script ===== |
so here is the script.. use it at your own risk and let me know if you find bugs or have contributions to make. simply send me an email to contact at psuter dot ch. | so here is the script.. use it at your own risk and let me know if you find bugs or have contributions to make. simply send me an email to contact at psuter dot ch. |