exit 255 when copy with rysnc on linux
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I would like to copy some files from my remote to google drive using rsync. On the terminal I do
nohup rsync /mylocal/mydir/subdir/. mydrive:folder/data/mydir/subdir &
but it exits giving Exit 255. Where do I do wrong? Thanks
linux rsync google-drive
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I would like to copy some files from my remote to google drive using rsync. On the terminal I do
nohup rsync /mylocal/mydir/subdir/. mydrive:folder/data/mydir/subdir &
but it exits giving Exit 255. Where do I do wrong? Thanks
linux rsync google-drive
edited Mar 1 at 23:54
Jeff Schaller♦
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asked Mar 1 at 23:42
kutluskutlus
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possibly an underlying ssh error; can you add some-vvv's to the rsync and see if anything drops out?
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 2 at 0:52
JeffSchaller is probably right, but the nohup.out file already created should be consulted just in case it's already explaining what went wrong. Also, you'll need to look at nohup.out to see the output from the -vvv, unless you redirect stdout and stderr to a file explicitly (in which case it's that file you need to check.)
– Ed Grimm
Mar 2 at 0:54
thank you both for the comments. Actually, i have tried adding -vvv as well. nohup.out files makes a long list of "Failed to copy: failed to open source object: open file x'" However i am able to copy these files using rclone copy. But I want to use rsync because i have large datasets.
– kutlus
Mar 2 at 2:03
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I would like to copy some files from my remote to google drive using rsync. On the terminal I do
nohup rsync /mylocal/mydir/subdir/. mydrive:folder/data/mydir/subdir &
but it exits giving Exit 255. Where do I do wrong? Thanks
linux rsync google-drive
edited Mar 1 at 23:54
Jeff Schaller♦
44.2k1162143
asked Mar 1 at 23:42
kutluskutlus
847
I would like to copy some files from my remote to google drive using rsync. On the terminal I do
nohup rsync /mylocal/mydir/subdir/. mydrive:folder/data/mydir/subdir &
but it exits giving Exit 255. Where do I do wrong? Thanks
linux rsync google-drive
linux rsync google-drive
edited Mar 1 at 23:54
Jeff Schaller♦
44.2k1162143
asked Mar 1 at 23:42
kutluskutlus
847
edited Mar 1 at 23:54
Jeff Schaller♦
44.2k1162143
asked Mar 1 at 23:42
kutluskutlus
847
edited Mar 1 at 23:54
Jeff Schaller♦
44.2k1162143
edited Mar 1 at 23:54
Jeff Schaller♦
44.2k1162143
edited Mar 1 at 23:54
Jeff Schaller♦
44.2k1162143
44.2k1162143
asked Mar 1 at 23:42
kutluskutlus
847
asked Mar 1 at 23:42
kutluskutlus
847
asked Mar 1 at 23:42
kutluskutlus
847
847
possibly an underlying ssh error; can you add some-vvv's to the rsync and see if anything drops out?
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 2 at 0:52
JeffSchaller is probably right, but the nohup.out file already created should be consulted just in case it's already explaining what went wrong. Also, you'll need to look at nohup.out to see the output from the -vvv, unless you redirect stdout and stderr to a file explicitly (in which case it's that file you need to check.)
– Ed Grimm
Mar 2 at 0:54
thank you both for the comments. Actually, i have tried adding -vvv as well. nohup.out files makes a long list of "Failed to copy: failed to open source object: open file x'" However i am able to copy these files using rclone copy. But I want to use rsync because i have large datasets.
– kutlus
Mar 2 at 2:03
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possibly an underlying ssh error; can you add some-vvv's to the rsync and see if anything drops out?
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 2 at 0:52
JeffSchaller is probably right, but the nohup.out file already created should be consulted just in case it's already explaining what went wrong. Also, you'll need to look at nohup.out to see the output from the -vvv, unless you redirect stdout and stderr to a file explicitly (in which case it's that file you need to check.)
– Ed Grimm
Mar 2 at 0:54
thank you both for the comments. Actually, i have tried adding -vvv as well. nohup.out files makes a long list of "Failed to copy: failed to open source object: open file x'" However i am able to copy these files using rclone copy. But I want to use rsync because i have large datasets.
– kutlus
Mar 2 at 2:03
possibly an underlying ssh error; can you add some
-vvv's to the rsync and see if anything drops out?– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 2 at 0:52
possibly an underlying ssh error; can you add some
-vvv's to the rsync and see if anything drops out?– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 2 at 0:52
JeffSchaller is probably right, but the nohup.out file already created should be consulted just in case it's already explaining what went wrong. Also, you'll need to look at nohup.out to see the output from the -vvv, unless you redirect stdout and stderr to a file explicitly (in which case it's that file you need to check.)
– Ed Grimm
Mar 2 at 0:54
JeffSchaller is probably right, but the nohup.out file already created should be consulted just in case it's already explaining what went wrong. Also, you'll need to look at nohup.out to see the output from the -vvv, unless you redirect stdout and stderr to a file explicitly (in which case it's that file you need to check.)
– Ed Grimm
Mar 2 at 0:54
thank you both for the comments. Actually, i have tried adding -vvv as well. nohup.out files makes a long list of "Failed to copy: failed to open source object: open file x'" However i am able to copy these files using rclone copy. But I want to use rsync because i have large datasets.
– kutlus
Mar 2 at 2:03
thank you both for the comments. Actually, i have tried adding -vvv as well. nohup.out files makes a long list of "Failed to copy: failed to open source object: open file x'" However i am able to copy these files using rclone copy. But I want to use rsync because i have large datasets.
– kutlus
Mar 2 at 2:03
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possibly an underlying ssh error; can you add some
-vvv's to the rsync and see if anything drops out?– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 2 at 0:52
JeffSchaller is probably right, but the nohup.out file already created should be consulted just in case it's already explaining what went wrong. Also, you'll need to look at nohup.out to see the output from the -vvv, unless you redirect stdout and stderr to a file explicitly (in which case it's that file you need to check.)
– Ed Grimm
Mar 2 at 0:54
thank you both for the comments. Actually, i have tried adding -vvv as well. nohup.out files makes a long list of "Failed to copy: failed to open source object: open file x'" However i am able to copy these files using rclone copy. But I want to use rsync because i have large datasets.
– kutlus
Mar 2 at 2:03