I am running the following command in my backup script:
rsync -ravv user@serverprod:/home/user/sites/main_site/backup/*.zip /space/backup/main_site/Crontab:
PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin
LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8
LANG=en_US.UTF-8
* 20 * * 1-5 python /root/scripts/backup/backup.py -S -F main_siteI run into a issue every time rsync runs in crontab, but if I try to run it manually, I see no problem at all. I run as root in both cases.
Error:
rsync: mkstemp "/space/backup/main_site/.main_site_2016_01_29_132442250748_a82abb7e57f88c2afedb2e00c022f935c470b9e1_backup.zip.I3kVYl" failed: No such file or directory (2)Now have in mind that main_site_2016_01_29_132442250748_a82abb7e57f88c2afedb2e00c022f935c470b9e1_backup is an expected file name. However, what comes before it, . and after .I3kVYl are not. I guess this must be temporary files the command creates in order to perform its operations. And the question is: why this error?
I am using Ubuntu server 14.04.4.
61 Answer
I had the similar issue when I tried to sync data with remote FTP server mounted using curlftpfs
Probably your /space/backup folder is also mounted remote folder
The solution worked for me:
- create temp folder
indicate to
rsyncwhich temp folder to use (should be outside of remote destination folder)rsync -T "my_temp_folder_other_than_space/backup" -ravv user@serverprod:/home/user/sites/main_site/backup/*.zip /space/backup/main_site/