digitalbuero
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Dear Community,
I've got a "strange" behavior of my freenas (FreeNAS-11.0-U3 (c5dcf4416)) and maybe someone could explain it to me or get me to the point that "strange" only defines my lack of knowledge ;)
What I've done:
1. mount a parent dataset via nfs://freenas:/mnt/parent and rsync'ed content to it
- client macOS 10.11.6
- source=//client/source
- destination=./parent/subdir/source
- hint: the subdir is also a child-dataset of the parent
2. mount the child-dataset via afp://freenas/mnt/parent/subdir and rsync same source (//client/source) to it
When no files have changed rsync shouldn't sync anything, right? Despite the expected behavior rsync starts syncing and writes the same folder /client/source to the destination. So on my freenas it results in:
/mnt/parent/subdir/source
/mnt/parent/subdir/source
"ls -lisahb" shows that there are no hidden characters in the folder name and that only the inode differs.
Thanks for any advice
Mario
I've got a "strange" behavior of my freenas (FreeNAS-11.0-U3 (c5dcf4416)) and maybe someone could explain it to me or get me to the point that "strange" only defines my lack of knowledge ;)
What I've done:
1. mount a parent dataset via nfs://freenas:/mnt/parent and rsync'ed content to it
- client macOS 10.11.6
- source=//client/source
- destination=./parent/subdir/source
- hint: the subdir is also a child-dataset of the parent
2. mount the child-dataset via afp://freenas/mnt/parent/subdir and rsync same source (//client/source) to it
When no files have changed rsync shouldn't sync anything, right? Despite the expected behavior rsync starts syncing and writes the same folder /client/source to the destination. So on my freenas it results in:
/mnt/parent/subdir/source
/mnt/parent/subdir/source
"ls -lisahb" shows that there are no hidden characters in the folder name and that only the inode differs.
Thanks for any advice
Mario