Hi All,
How do I get rsync to recognize weird characters that my file system is okay with?
Many thanks, -T
rsync --recursive --verbose --delete --delete-excluded --modify-window=5 --times --inplace --copy-links /home/CDs/Keepers /mnt/MyCDs/.
sending incremental file list Keepers/Linux/core.dumps.txt Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.->.txt Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.HTTP::Response.html Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.Net::Nslookup.host.html Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.*@.**@.slurp.txt Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.<>{}<<>>.txt Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.prefix:.txt rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.->.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.HTTP::Response.html" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.Net::Nslookup.host.html" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.*@.**@.slurp.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.<>{}<<>>.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.prefix:.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) Keepers/Thunderbird/Th.??.txt Keepers/Thunderbird/Th.�.space.issue.txt rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Thunderbird/Th.??.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Thunderbird/Th.#303#203#302#257#303#202#302#277#303#202#302#275.space.issue.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) Keepers/Windows/Batch/batch.||.&&.txt rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Windows/Batch/batch.||.&&.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22)
On 12Nov2020 19:06, ToddAndMargo ToddAndMargo@zoho.com wrote:
How do I get rsync to recognize weird characters that my file system is okay with?
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Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.prefix:.txt rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.->.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.HTTP::Response.html" failed: Invalid argument (22)
[...]
I don't think this is anything to do with characters. Looks like your rsyncing to a CDROM. Is that even sane?
Cheers, Cameron Simpson cs@cskk.id.au
On 2020-11-12 20:24, Cameron Simpson wrote:
On 12Nov2020 19:06, ToddAndMargo ToddAndMargo@zoho.com wrote:
How do I get rsync to recognize weird characters that my file system is okay with?
[...]
Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.prefix:.txt rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.->.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.HTTP::Response.html" failed: Invalid argument (22)
[...]
I don't think this is anything to do with characters. Looks like your rsyncing to a CDROM. Is that even sane?
Cheers, Cameron Simpson cs@cskk.id.au
Hi Cameron,
It is rsync'ing to a flash drive.
rsync does not like : > :: .* @ ** <> { } << >>. If I change the names, it works.
-T
On 13/11/2020 14.06, ToddAndMargo via users wrote:
Hi All,
How do I get rsync to recognize weird characters that my file system is okay with?
Many thanks, -T
rsync --recursive --verbose --delete --delete-excluded --modify-window=5 --times --inplace --copy-links /home/CDs/Keepers /mnt/MyCDs/.
sending incremental file list Keepers/Linux/core.dumps.txt Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.->.txt Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.HTTP::Response.html Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.Net::Nslookup.host.html Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.*@.**@.slurp.txt Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.<>{}<<>>.txt Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.prefix:.txt rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.->.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.HTTP::Response.html" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.Net::Nslookup.host.html" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.*@.**@.slurp.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.<>{}<<>>.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.prefix:.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) Keepers/Thunderbird/Th.??.txt Keepers/Thunderbird/Th.�.space.issue.txt rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Thunderbird/Th.??.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Thunderbird/Th.#303#203#302#257#303#202#302#277#303#202#302#275.space.issue.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) Keepers/Windows/Batch/batch.||.&&.txt rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Windows/Batch/batch.||.&&.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22)
Is it possible that the target fs mounted on /mnt/MyCDs/ is the one not liking these names?
-- Eyal Lebedinsky (fedora@eyal.emu.id.au)
On 2020-11-12 21:01, Eyal Lebedinsky wrote:
On 13/11/2020 14.06, ToddAndMargo via users wrote:
Hi All,
How do I get rsync to recognize weird characters that my file system is okay with?
Many thanks, -T
rsync --recursive --verbose --delete --delete-excluded --modify-window=5 --times --inplace --copy-links /home/CDs/Keepers /mnt/MyCDs/.
sending incremental file list Keepers/Linux/core.dumps.txt Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.->.txt Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.HTTP::Response.html Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.Net::Nslookup.host.html Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.*@.**@.slurp.txt Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.<>{}<<>>.txt Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.prefix:.txt rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.->.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.HTTP::Response.html" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl5/perl.Net::Nslookup.host.html" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.*@.**@.slurp.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.<>{}<<>>.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Linux/Perl/Perl6/perl6.prefix:.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) Keepers/Thunderbird/Th.??.txt Keepers/Thunderbird/Th.�.space.issue.txt rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Thunderbird/Th.??.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Thunderbird/Th.#303#203#302#257#303#202#302#277#303#202#302#275.space.issue.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22) Keepers/Windows/Batch/batch.||.&&.txt rsync: [receiver] open "/mnt/MyCDs/Keepers/Windows/Batch/batch.||.&&.txt" failed: Invalid argument (22)
Is it possible that the target fs mounted on /mnt/MyCDs/ is the one not liking these names?
Hi Eyal,
You called it. The File System is ntfs. Thank you!
-T
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