Rsync --progress parameter syntax error
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when i try to use rsync with --progress or -P option (--progress --partial) i get an error saying:
Unknown --info item: "flist"
rsync error: syntax or usage error (code 1) at options.c(453) [client=3.1.2]
I'm using ubuntu 18.04, uninstalled and reinstalled rsync but problem still persists. Example command:
rsync -avzP /home/test/testdir /home/test/testdir2/
or
rsync -avz --partial --progress /home/test/testdir /home/test/testdir2/
ubuntu rsync
edited Feb 1 at 14:02
Rui F Ribeiro
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Mustafa YılmazMustafa Yılmaz
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when i try to use rsync with --progress or -P option (--progress --partial) i get an error saying:
Unknown --info item: "flist"
rsync error: syntax or usage error (code 1) at options.c(453) [client=3.1.2]
I'm using ubuntu 18.04, uninstalled and reinstalled rsync but problem still persists. Example command:
rsync -avzP /home/test/testdir /home/test/testdir2/
or
rsync -avz --partial --progress /home/test/testdir /home/test/testdir2/
ubuntu rsync
edited Feb 1 at 14:02
Rui F Ribeiro
40.4k1479137
asked Feb 1 at 12:54
Mustafa YılmazMustafa Yılmaz
63
Both your examples work for me, rsync version 3.1.0.
– eblock
Feb 1 at 13:06
I found this, indicating it could be a permission issue. How did you create the directories (as user or root)? What user tries to rsync the files?
– eblock
Feb 1 at 13:14
You you have a.poptfile in your home directory? Show its contents if so. Have you determined if it is the--partialor the--progressoption, or only the combination? Note also that-zoption is useless on a local transfer.
– wurtel
Feb 1 at 13:59
@eblock Directories are mine and permissions are correct. Trying it with sudo gives the same error.
– Mustafa Yılmaz
Feb 1 at 16:44
@wurtel no .popt file in my home dir. --partial works, --progress doesn't. -P automatically doesn't work too.
– Mustafa Yılmaz
Feb 1 at 16:45
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when i try to use rsync with --progress or -P option (--progress --partial) i get an error saying:
Unknown --info item: "flist"
rsync error: syntax or usage error (code 1) at options.c(453) [client=3.1.2]
I'm using ubuntu 18.04, uninstalled and reinstalled rsync but problem still persists. Example command:
rsync -avzP /home/test/testdir /home/test/testdir2/
or
rsync -avz --partial --progress /home/test/testdir /home/test/testdir2/
ubuntu rsync
edited Feb 1 at 14:02
Rui F Ribeiro
40.4k1479137
asked Feb 1 at 12:54
Mustafa YılmazMustafa Yılmaz
63
when i try to use rsync with --progress or -P option (--progress --partial) i get an error saying:
Unknown --info item: "flist"
rsync error: syntax or usage error (code 1) at options.c(453) [client=3.1.2]
I'm using ubuntu 18.04, uninstalled and reinstalled rsync but problem still persists. Example command:
rsync -avzP /home/test/testdir /home/test/testdir2/
or
rsync -avz --partial --progress /home/test/testdir /home/test/testdir2/
ubuntu rsync
ubuntu rsync
edited Feb 1 at 14:02
Rui F Ribeiro
40.4k1479137
asked Feb 1 at 12:54
Mustafa YılmazMustafa Yılmaz
63
edited Feb 1 at 14:02
Rui F Ribeiro
40.4k1479137
asked Feb 1 at 12:54
Mustafa YılmazMustafa Yılmaz
63
edited Feb 1 at 14:02
Rui F Ribeiro
40.4k1479137
edited Feb 1 at 14:02
Rui F Ribeiro
40.4k1479137
edited Feb 1 at 14:02
Rui F Ribeiro
40.4k1479137
40.4k1479137
asked Feb 1 at 12:54
Mustafa YılmazMustafa Yılmaz
63
asked Feb 1 at 12:54
Mustafa YılmazMustafa Yılmaz
63
asked Feb 1 at 12:54
Mustafa YılmazMustafa Yılmaz
63
63
Both your examples work for me, rsync version 3.1.0.
– eblock
Feb 1 at 13:06
I found this, indicating it could be a permission issue. How did you create the directories (as user or root)? What user tries to rsync the files?
– eblock
Feb 1 at 13:14
You you have a.poptfile in your home directory? Show its contents if so. Have you determined if it is the--partialor the--progressoption, or only the combination? Note also that-zoption is useless on a local transfer.
– wurtel
Feb 1 at 13:59
@eblock Directories are mine and permissions are correct. Trying it with sudo gives the same error.
– Mustafa Yılmaz
Feb 1 at 16:44
@wurtel no .popt file in my home dir. --partial works, --progress doesn't. -P automatically doesn't work too.
– Mustafa Yılmaz
Feb 1 at 16:45
add a comment |
Both your examples work for me, rsync version 3.1.0.
– eblock
Feb 1 at 13:06
I found this, indicating it could be a permission issue. How did you create the directories (as user or root)? What user tries to rsync the files?
– eblock
Feb 1 at 13:14
You you have a.poptfile in your home directory? Show its contents if so. Have you determined if it is the--partialor the--progressoption, or only the combination? Note also that-zoption is useless on a local transfer.
– wurtel
Feb 1 at 13:59
@eblock Directories are mine and permissions are correct. Trying it with sudo gives the same error.
– Mustafa Yılmaz
Feb 1 at 16:44
@wurtel no .popt file in my home dir. --partial works, --progress doesn't. -P automatically doesn't work too.
– Mustafa Yılmaz
Feb 1 at 16:45
Both your examples work for me, rsync version 3.1.0.
– eblock
Feb 1 at 13:06
Both your examples work for me, rsync version 3.1.0.
– eblock
Feb 1 at 13:06
I found this, indicating it could be a permission issue. How did you create the directories (as user or root)? What user tries to rsync the files?
– eblock
Feb 1 at 13:14
I found this, indicating it could be a permission issue. How did you create the directories (as user or root)? What user tries to rsync the files?
– eblock
Feb 1 at 13:14
You you have a
.popt file in your home directory? Show its contents if so. Have you determined if it is the --partial or the --progress option, or only the combination? Note also that -z option is useless on a local transfer.– wurtel
Feb 1 at 13:59
You you have a
.popt file in your home directory? Show its contents if so. Have you determined if it is the --partial or the --progress option, or only the combination? Note also that -z option is useless on a local transfer.– wurtel
Feb 1 at 13:59
@eblock Directories are mine and permissions are correct. Trying it with sudo gives the same error.
– Mustafa Yılmaz
Feb 1 at 16:44
@eblock Directories are mine and permissions are correct. Trying it with sudo gives the same error.
– Mustafa Yılmaz
Feb 1 at 16:44
@wurtel no .popt file in my home dir. --partial works, --progress doesn't. -P automatically doesn't work too.
– Mustafa Yılmaz
Feb 1 at 16:45
@wurtel no .popt file in my home dir. --partial works, --progress doesn't. -P automatically doesn't work too.
– Mustafa Yılmaz
Feb 1 at 16:45
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Both your examples work for me, rsync version 3.1.0.
– eblock
Feb 1 at 13:06
I found this, indicating it could be a permission issue. How did you create the directories (as user or root)? What user tries to rsync the files?
– eblock
Feb 1 at 13:14
You you have a
.poptfile in your home directory? Show its contents if so. Have you determined if it is the--partialor the--progressoption, or only the combination? Note also that-zoption is useless on a local transfer.– wurtel
Feb 1 at 13:59
@eblock Directories are mine and permissions are correct. Trying it with sudo gives the same error.
– Mustafa Yılmaz
Feb 1 at 16:44
@wurtel no .popt file in my home dir. --partial works, --progress doesn't. -P automatically doesn't work too.
– Mustafa Yılmaz
Feb 1 at 16:45