rsync: read error: Connection reset by peer (104)
-1
I was running rsync just fine between 2 windows machine with cygwin.
I am moving files from old Windows 2008 server to NFS share storage through 2016 Windows server. Don't ask why, that's the way it works.
Now after a while a started getting this error:
sending incremental file list
rsync: read error: Connection reset by peer (104)
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at io.c(785)
[sender=3.1.2]
My command from cmd:
C:cygwin64binrsync.exe -avdH --perms --append --delete-during --ignore-errors --force --stats --log-file=/home/Administrator/rsynclogs/backup.log /cygdrive/z/ /cygdrive/r/
or this from cygwin terminal:
rsync -avdH --perms --append --delete-during --ignore-errors --force --stats --log-file=/home/Administrator/rsynclogs/backup.log /cygdrive/z/ /cygdrive/r/
Now the connection is over a LAN and should be fast and stable.
Does anyone can think of a solution?
Log result for
--itemize-changes -vvv
In the log you have alot of :
[sender]
recv_file_name()
[receiver]
The last line on the log are:
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2496 3 domain/Uploads/D627524.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,202 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2497 3 domain/Uploads/D627552.pdf mode=0100707 len=51,748 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2498 3 domain/Uploads/D627558.pdf mode=0100707 len=49,364 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2499 3 domain/Uploads/D627583.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,137 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2500 3 domain/Uploads/D627596.pdf mode=0100707 len=49,008 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2501 3 domain/Uploads/D627616.pdf mode=0100707 len=49,131 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2502 3 domain/Uploads/D627678.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,986 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2503 3 domain/Uploads/D627684.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,515 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2504 3 domain/Uploads/D627686.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,765 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2505 3 domain/Uploads/D627721.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,306 gid=(20) flags=1400
then notihng.
In commnd prompt I see (that are many generator lines before the error):
[generator] i=2503 3 domain/Uploads/D627684.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,515 gid=(20) flags=1400
[generator] i=2504 3 domain/Uploads/D627686.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,765 gid=(20) flags=1400
[generator] i=2505 3 domain/Uploads/D627721.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,306 gid=(20) flags=1400
rsync: read error: Connection reset by peer (104)
[sender] _exit_cleanup(code=10, file=io.c, line=785): entered
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at io.c(785) [sender=3.1.2]
[sender] _exit_cleanup(code=10, file=io.c, line=785): about to call exit(10)
rsync cygwin connection-sharing
asked Dec 25 '18 at 0:25
matisa
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show 3 more comments
-1
I was running rsync just fine between 2 windows machine with cygwin.
I am moving files from old Windows 2008 server to NFS share storage through 2016 Windows server. Don't ask why, that's the way it works.
Now after a while a started getting this error:
sending incremental file list
rsync: read error: Connection reset by peer (104)
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at io.c(785)
[sender=3.1.2]
My command from cmd:
C:cygwin64binrsync.exe -avdH --perms --append --delete-during --ignore-errors --force --stats --log-file=/home/Administrator/rsynclogs/backup.log /cygdrive/z/ /cygdrive/r/
or this from cygwin terminal:
rsync -avdH --perms --append --delete-during --ignore-errors --force --stats --log-file=/home/Administrator/rsynclogs/backup.log /cygdrive/z/ /cygdrive/r/
Now the connection is over a LAN and should be fast and stable.
Does anyone can think of a solution?
Log result for
--itemize-changes -vvv
In the log you have alot of :
[sender]
recv_file_name()
[receiver]
The last line on the log are:
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2496 3 domain/Uploads/D627524.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,202 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2497 3 domain/Uploads/D627552.pdf mode=0100707 len=51,748 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2498 3 domain/Uploads/D627558.pdf mode=0100707 len=49,364 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2499 3 domain/Uploads/D627583.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,137 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2500 3 domain/Uploads/D627596.pdf mode=0100707 len=49,008 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2501 3 domain/Uploads/D627616.pdf mode=0100707 len=49,131 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2502 3 domain/Uploads/D627678.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,986 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2503 3 domain/Uploads/D627684.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,515 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2504 3 domain/Uploads/D627686.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,765 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2505 3 domain/Uploads/D627721.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,306 gid=(20) flags=1400
then notihng.
In commnd prompt I see (that are many generator lines before the error):
[generator] i=2503 3 domain/Uploads/D627684.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,515 gid=(20) flags=1400
[generator] i=2504 3 domain/Uploads/D627686.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,765 gid=(20) flags=1400
[generator] i=2505 3 domain/Uploads/D627721.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,306 gid=(20) flags=1400
rsync: read error: Connection reset by peer (104)
[sender] _exit_cleanup(code=10, file=io.c, line=785): entered
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at io.c(785) [sender=3.1.2]
[sender] _exit_cleanup(code=10, file=io.c, line=785): about to call exit(10)
rsync cygwin connection-sharing
asked Dec 25 '18 at 0:25
matisa
458
@roaima done in edit.
– matisa
Dec 25 '18 at 0:33
3
That's strange. The error message implies that rsync is having trouble communicating with a peer rsync, but your command line shows you trying to sync two filesystems on the same system.
– Mark Plotnick
Dec 25 '18 at 4:31
@MarkPlotnick not exactly. Z is a mapped smb share and R it a mounted nfs share. I can connect Z origin by ssh, but R will remain a mounted nfs because it is a remote nfs storage. The problem is I don't even know where the disconnection happening, on Z or R.
– matisa
Dec 25 '18 at 9:30
Neither. Both are local as far asrsyncis concerned so you shouldn't be getting that error. Are you sure this command line generates the error message you've shown? I would have expected a client-server command, not this client-only variant.
– roaima
Dec 25 '18 at 10:27
1
Let's see if rsync has trouble with a specific file. Please add the options--itemize-changes -vvvand show us the output just before it gets the error.
– Mark Plotnick
Dec 25 '18 at 11:53
|
show 3 more comments
-1
-1
-1
I was running rsync just fine between 2 windows machine with cygwin.
I am moving files from old Windows 2008 server to NFS share storage through 2016 Windows server. Don't ask why, that's the way it works.
Now after a while a started getting this error:
sending incremental file list
rsync: read error: Connection reset by peer (104)
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at io.c(785)
[sender=3.1.2]
My command from cmd:
C:cygwin64binrsync.exe -avdH --perms --append --delete-during --ignore-errors --force --stats --log-file=/home/Administrator/rsynclogs/backup.log /cygdrive/z/ /cygdrive/r/
or this from cygwin terminal:
rsync -avdH --perms --append --delete-during --ignore-errors --force --stats --log-file=/home/Administrator/rsynclogs/backup.log /cygdrive/z/ /cygdrive/r/
Now the connection is over a LAN and should be fast and stable.
Does anyone can think of a solution?
Log result for
--itemize-changes -vvv
In the log you have alot of :
[sender]
recv_file_name()
[receiver]
The last line on the log are:
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2496 3 domain/Uploads/D627524.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,202 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2497 3 domain/Uploads/D627552.pdf mode=0100707 len=51,748 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2498 3 domain/Uploads/D627558.pdf mode=0100707 len=49,364 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2499 3 domain/Uploads/D627583.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,137 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2500 3 domain/Uploads/D627596.pdf mode=0100707 len=49,008 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2501 3 domain/Uploads/D627616.pdf mode=0100707 len=49,131 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2502 3 domain/Uploads/D627678.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,986 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2503 3 domain/Uploads/D627684.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,515 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2504 3 domain/Uploads/D627686.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,765 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2505 3 domain/Uploads/D627721.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,306 gid=(20) flags=1400
then notihng.
In commnd prompt I see (that are many generator lines before the error):
[generator] i=2503 3 domain/Uploads/D627684.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,515 gid=(20) flags=1400
[generator] i=2504 3 domain/Uploads/D627686.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,765 gid=(20) flags=1400
[generator] i=2505 3 domain/Uploads/D627721.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,306 gid=(20) flags=1400
rsync: read error: Connection reset by peer (104)
[sender] _exit_cleanup(code=10, file=io.c, line=785): entered
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at io.c(785) [sender=3.1.2]
[sender] _exit_cleanup(code=10, file=io.c, line=785): about to call exit(10)
rsync cygwin connection-sharing
asked Dec 25 '18 at 0:25
matisa
458
I was running rsync just fine between 2 windows machine with cygwin.
I am moving files from old Windows 2008 server to NFS share storage through 2016 Windows server. Don't ask why, that's the way it works.
Now after a while a started getting this error:
sending incremental file list
rsync: read error: Connection reset by peer (104)
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at io.c(785)
[sender=3.1.2]
My command from cmd:
C:cygwin64binrsync.exe -avdH --perms --append --delete-during --ignore-errors --force --stats --log-file=/home/Administrator/rsynclogs/backup.log /cygdrive/z/ /cygdrive/r/
or this from cygwin terminal:
rsync -avdH --perms --append --delete-during --ignore-errors --force --stats --log-file=/home/Administrator/rsynclogs/backup.log /cygdrive/z/ /cygdrive/r/
Now the connection is over a LAN and should be fast and stable.
Does anyone can think of a solution?
Log result for
--itemize-changes -vvv
In the log you have alot of :
[sender]
recv_file_name()
[receiver]
The last line on the log are:
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2496 3 domain/Uploads/D627524.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,202 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2497 3 domain/Uploads/D627552.pdf mode=0100707 len=51,748 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2498 3 domain/Uploads/D627558.pdf mode=0100707 len=49,364 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2499 3 domain/Uploads/D627583.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,137 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2500 3 domain/Uploads/D627596.pdf mode=0100707 len=49,008 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2501 3 domain/Uploads/D627616.pdf mode=0100707 len=49,131 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2502 3 domain/Uploads/D627678.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,986 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2503 3 domain/Uploads/D627684.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,515 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2504 3 domain/Uploads/D627686.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,765 gid=(20) flags=1400
2018/12/25 14:41:37 [4368] [generator] i=2505 3 domain/Uploads/D627721.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,306 gid=(20) flags=1400
then notihng.
In commnd prompt I see (that are many generator lines before the error):
[generator] i=2503 3 domain/Uploads/D627684.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,515 gid=(20) flags=1400
[generator] i=2504 3 domain/Uploads/D627686.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,765 gid=(20) flags=1400
[generator] i=2505 3 domain/Uploads/D627721.pdf mode=0100707 len=52,306 gid=(20) flags=1400
rsync: read error: Connection reset by peer (104)
[sender] _exit_cleanup(code=10, file=io.c, line=785): entered
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at io.c(785) [sender=3.1.2]
[sender] _exit_cleanup(code=10, file=io.c, line=785): about to call exit(10)
rsync cygwin connection-sharing
rsync cygwin connection-sharing
asked Dec 25 '18 at 0:25
matisa
458
asked Dec 25 '18 at 0:25
matisa
458
edited Dec 25 '18 at 13:02
asked Dec 25 '18 at 0:25
matisa
458
asked Dec 25 '18 at 0:25
matisa
458
asked Dec 25 '18 at 0:25
matisa
458
458
@roaima done in edit.
– matisa
Dec 25 '18 at 0:33
3
That's strange. The error message implies that rsync is having trouble communicating with a peer rsync, but your command line shows you trying to sync two filesystems on the same system.
– Mark Plotnick
Dec 25 '18 at 4:31
@MarkPlotnick not exactly. Z is a mapped smb share and R it a mounted nfs share. I can connect Z origin by ssh, but R will remain a mounted nfs because it is a remote nfs storage. The problem is I don't even know where the disconnection happening, on Z or R.
– matisa
Dec 25 '18 at 9:30
Neither. Both are local as far asrsyncis concerned so you shouldn't be getting that error. Are you sure this command line generates the error message you've shown? I would have expected a client-server command, not this client-only variant.
– roaima
Dec 25 '18 at 10:27
1
Let's see if rsync has trouble with a specific file. Please add the options--itemize-changes -vvvand show us the output just before it gets the error.
– Mark Plotnick
Dec 25 '18 at 11:53
|
show 3 more comments
@roaima done in edit.
– matisa
Dec 25 '18 at 0:33
3
That's strange. The error message implies that rsync is having trouble communicating with a peer rsync, but your command line shows you trying to sync two filesystems on the same system.
– Mark Plotnick
Dec 25 '18 at 4:31
@MarkPlotnick not exactly. Z is a mapped smb share and R it a mounted nfs share. I can connect Z origin by ssh, but R will remain a mounted nfs because it is a remote nfs storage. The problem is I don't even know where the disconnection happening, on Z or R.
– matisa
Dec 25 '18 at 9:30
Neither. Both are local as far asrsyncis concerned so you shouldn't be getting that error. Are you sure this command line generates the error message you've shown? I would have expected a client-server command, not this client-only variant.
– roaima
Dec 25 '18 at 10:27
1
Let's see if rsync has trouble with a specific file. Please add the options--itemize-changes -vvvand show us the output just before it gets the error.
– Mark Plotnick
Dec 25 '18 at 11:53
@roaima done in edit.
– matisa
Dec 25 '18 at 0:33
@roaima done in edit.
– matisa
Dec 25 '18 at 0:33
3
3
That's strange. The error message implies that rsync is having trouble communicating with a peer rsync, but your command line shows you trying to sync two filesystems on the same system.
– Mark Plotnick
Dec 25 '18 at 4:31
That's strange. The error message implies that rsync is having trouble communicating with a peer rsync, but your command line shows you trying to sync two filesystems on the same system.
– Mark Plotnick
Dec 25 '18 at 4:31
@MarkPlotnick not exactly. Z is a mapped smb share and R it a mounted nfs share. I can connect Z origin by ssh, but R will remain a mounted nfs because it is a remote nfs storage. The problem is I don't even know where the disconnection happening, on Z or R.
– matisa
Dec 25 '18 at 9:30
@MarkPlotnick not exactly. Z is a mapped smb share and R it a mounted nfs share. I can connect Z origin by ssh, but R will remain a mounted nfs because it is a remote nfs storage. The problem is I don't even know where the disconnection happening, on Z or R.
– matisa
Dec 25 '18 at 9:30
Neither. Both are local as far as
rsync is concerned so you shouldn't be getting that error. Are you sure this command line generates the error message you've shown? I would have expected a client-server command, not this client-only variant.– roaima
Dec 25 '18 at 10:27
Neither. Both are local as far as
rsync is concerned so you shouldn't be getting that error. Are you sure this command line generates the error message you've shown? I would have expected a client-server command, not this client-only variant.– roaima
Dec 25 '18 at 10:27
1
1
Let's see if rsync has trouble with a specific file. Please add the options
--itemize-changes -vvv and show us the output just before it gets the error.– Mark Plotnick
Dec 25 '18 at 11:53
Let's see if rsync has trouble with a specific file. Please add the options
--itemize-changes -vvv and show us the output just before it gets the error.– Mark Plotnick
Dec 25 '18 at 11:53
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@roaima done in edit.
– matisa
Dec 25 '18 at 0:33
3
That's strange. The error message implies that rsync is having trouble communicating with a peer rsync, but your command line shows you trying to sync two filesystems on the same system.
– Mark Plotnick
Dec 25 '18 at 4:31
@MarkPlotnick not exactly. Z is a mapped smb share and R it a mounted nfs share. I can connect Z origin by ssh, but R will remain a mounted nfs because it is a remote nfs storage. The problem is I don't even know where the disconnection happening, on Z or R.
– matisa
Dec 25 '18 at 9:30
Neither. Both are local as far as
rsyncis concerned so you shouldn't be getting that error. Are you sure this command line generates the error message you've shown? I would have expected a client-server command, not this client-only variant.– roaima
Dec 25 '18 at 10:27
1
Let's see if rsync has trouble with a specific file. Please add the options
--itemize-changes -vvvand show us the output just before it gets the error.– Mark Plotnick
Dec 25 '18 at 11:53