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In addition to these, I created a symbolic link dne.txt that point to a non-existent file.
When I run irsync -rv /home/jjames/test i:test, I get a USER_INPUT_PATH_ERR due to the invalid symbolic link. That is good. However, the other files within /home/jjames/test do not get synced. Sometimes some of the files will be synced but not all. In this case none of them did.
Note: If this is recursive and there are other higher level directories being synced, the irsync will continue on those. If it is to continue elsewhere it should continue with all files in the current directory as well.
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irsync --link does not work when a bad link exists
irsync -r stops in a directory where an error occurs
Jul 19, 2017
I created a directory (test) with files:
file1.txt, file2.txt, file3.txt, file4.txt
In addition to these, I created a symbolic link dne.txt that point to a non-existent file.
When I run irsync -rv /home/jjames/test i:test, I get a USER_INPUT_PATH_ERR due to the invalid symbolic link. That is good. However, the other files within /home/jjames/test do not get synced. Sometimes some of the files will be synced but not all. In this case none of them did.
Note: If this is recursive and there are other higher level directories being synced, the irsync will continue on those. If it is to continue elsewhere it should continue with all files in the current directory as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: