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It seems to me there is no option to ignore errors while syncing?
Using this software to sync a QNAP-NAS from a Ubuntu-VM (SMB-mount). Unfortunately, there are files that cannot be read even by the admin-user (e.g. /share/homes/admin/.rnd) which causes the backup-script to fail entirely :(
Using exclude does not work in this case as it cannot be predicted which files are eventually not readable...
It would be great to have an option to skip/ignore file-open errors. Shame on me in case I just didn't find the right command line option.
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Hello. My opinion that there is something wrong with architecture you described. If you ignore all errors there is no guaranty that all files are backed up (other, readable files can fail due other "real" errors). I think need to try to create full list of files to exclude.
It seems to me there is no option to ignore errors while syncing?
Using this software to sync a QNAP-NAS from a Ubuntu-VM (SMB-mount). Unfortunately, there are files that cannot be read even by the admin-user (e.g. /share/homes/admin/.rnd) which causes the backup-script to fail entirely :(
Using exclude does not work in this case as it cannot be predicted which files are eventually not readable...
It would be great to have an option to skip/ignore file-open errors. Shame on me in case I just didn't find the right command line option.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: