Trouble with spaces in the startdir path and source folder #38
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Since you're specifying it from the command line, you'll have to quote the
startdir.
Harry
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…On Tue, Oct 27, 2020, 11:47 AM jasonkotecki ***@***.***> wrote:
I am trying to copy a folder that has spaces in the name as well as the
startdir path to the source folder. Maybe I just have the syntax wrong, but
I have tried several different ways with no luck. Below is the detail of my
paths and the fpart log.
***@***.*** Sarah confocal]# pwd
/pri/projects/pi_lab/People and projects/Sarah/Sarah confocal
***@***.*** Sarah confocal]# parsyncfp --NP=4
-startdir='/pri/projects/pi_lab/People and projects/Sarah/Sarah confocal'
'AAV LPS IL4' /sec/projects/pi_lab/People\ and\ projects/Sarah/Sarah\
confocal/
***@***.*** Sarah confocal]# cat
/root/.parsyncfp/fpcache/fpart.log.14.39.20_2020-10-27
Examining filesystem...
/pri/projects/pi_lab/People: No such file or directory
and: No such file or directory
projects/Sarah/Sarah: No such file or directory
confocal/AAV: No such file or directory
LPS: No such file or directory
IL4: No such file or directory
0 file(s) found.
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I did use a single quote. I just tried again with double quotes with the same result. parsyncfp --NP=4 --startdir="/pri/projects/pi_lab/People and projects/Sarah/Sarah confocal/" "AAV LPS IL4" "/sec/projects/pi_lab/People and projects/Sarah/Sarah confocal/" [root@cifsgw ~]# cat /root/.parsyncfp/fpcache/fpart.log.15.33.01_2020-10-27 |
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Sorry, I'm an idiot - you gave the example correctly. Slightly distracted
by the Irvine fire.
I'll check the internals of this asap.
Harry
…On Tue, Oct 27, 2020 at 12:37 PM jasonkotecki ***@***.***> wrote:
I did use a single quote. I just tried again with double quotes with the
same result.
parsyncfp --NP=4 --startdir="/pri/projects/pi_lab/People and
projects/Sarah/Sarah confocal/" "AAV LPS IL4" "/sec/projects/pi_lab/People
and projects/Sarah/Sarah confocal/"
***@***.*** ~]# cat
/root/.parsyncfp/fpcache/fpart.log.15.33.01_2020-10-27
Examining filesystem...
/pri/projects/pi_lab/People: No such file or directory
and: No such file or directory
projects/Sarah/Sarah: No such file or directory
confocal//AAV: No such file or directory
LPS: No such file or directory
IL4: No such file or directory
0 file(s) found.
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OK - seemed to be a problem with feeding fpart the correctly quoted names.
I think this is now fixed. It will now take a quoted or unquoted
dirs/files. ie either:
pfp --NP=4 --rsyncopts='-azs' --chunk=100M 'ogg music files' <target>
or
pfp --NP=4 --rsyncopts='-azs' --chunk=100M ogg\ music\ files/ <target>
(above was tab-completed from the commandline - ogg<tab>)
or mixed:
pfp --NP=4 --rsyncopts='-azs' --chunk=100M \
--startdir=ogg\ music\ files/ 'KT Tunstall' \
'The Derek Trucks Band' <target>
Just pushed the patch to github.
Thanks for the bug report. Much obliged.
Harry
On Tue, Oct 27, 2020 at 12:45 PM Harry Mangalam <hjmangalam@gmail.com>
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… Sorry, I'm an idiot - you gave the example correctly. Slightly distracted
by the Irvine fire.
I'll check the internals of this asap.
Harry
On Tue, Oct 27, 2020 at 12:37 PM jasonkotecki ***@***.***>
wrote:
> I did use a single quote. I just tried again with double quotes with the
> same result.
>
> parsyncfp --NP=4 --startdir="/pri/projects/pi_lab/People and
> projects/Sarah/Sarah confocal/" "AAV LPS IL4" "/sec/projects/pi_lab/People
> and projects/Sarah/Sarah confocal/"
>
> ***@***.*** ~]# cat
> /root/.parsyncfp/fpcache/fpart.log.15.33.01_2020-10-27
> Examining filesystem...
> /pri/projects/pi_lab/People: No such file or directory
> and: No such file or directory
> projects/Sarah/Sarah: No such file or directory
> confocal//AAV: No such file or directory
> LPS: No such file or directory
> IL4: No such file or directory
> 0 file(s) found.
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Hi Jason,
Thanks for your continued perseverance. I've changed the way pfp checks
for external utilities and it'll continue with a WARN if you don't have the
IB or WiFi utils.
Pushed to github as version 1.71.
Harry
…On Mon, Nov 2, 2020 at 1:37 AM jasonkotecki ***@***.***> wrote:
I just tried to use the newest release and I'm getting an error with
iwconfig. My system does not have a wireless interface so iwconfig is not
available. The previous version must have detected my interface correctly
as I didn't get this error.
which: no iwconfig in
(/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/lpp/mmfs/bin/:/root/bin)
** FATAL ERROR **: [iwconfig] not found. you can get 'fpart' here:
https://github.com/martymac/fpart
'scut' and 'stats' here (useful in themselves):
https://github.com/hjmangalam/scut
and the rest via yum, apt-get, or google.
Please install [iwconfig] or correct your PATH variable to include it.
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Harry, thank you for making that change. More importantly, thank you for making such a great script/tool for copying large datasets. Working for a life sciences research organization, I utilize it greatly. -Jason |
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Thanks for that note. The movement of bio data sets was one of the drivers
for my starting the project. I was a biologist before I went over to the
dark side.
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Harry, thank you for making that change. More importantly, thank you for
making such a great script/tool for copying large datasets. Working for a
life sciences research organization, I utilize it greatly.
-Jason
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I am trying to copy a folder that has spaces in the name as well as the startdir path to the source folder. Maybe I just have the syntax wrong, but I have tried several different ways with no luck. Below is the detail of my paths and the fpart log.
[root@cifsgw Sarah confocal]# pwd
/pri/projects/pi_lab/People and projects/Sarah/Sarah confocal
[root@cifsgw Sarah confocal]# parsyncfp --NP=4 -startdir='/pri/projects/pi_lab/People and projects/Sarah/Sarah confocal' 'AAV LPS IL4' /sec/projects/pi_lab/People\ and\ projects/Sarah/Sarah\ confocal/
[root@cifsgw Sarah confocal]# cat /root/.parsyncfp/fpcache/fpart.log.14.39.20_2020-10-27
Examining filesystem...
/pri/projects/pi_lab/People: No such file or directory
and: No such file or directory
projects/Sarah/Sarah: No such file or directory
confocal/AAV: No such file or directory
LPS: No such file or directory
IL4: No such file or directory
0 file(s) found.
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