rsync - Dec 2012 - rsync without POSIX ACLs

Hi,

I?m trying to rsync from an IBM SONAS, that has no POSIX ACLs.
I thought that without the ?p flag, this should still work, and the destination
will just inherit permissions, however, it doesn?t.
My source directory on the SONAS looks like:
~$ ls -la /net/sonas/directory
d--------- 2 user group     36 Oct  9 12:59 ./
d--------- 2 user group     36 Oct  9 12:59 ../
---------- 2 user group     36 Oct  9 12:59 file
 (I can still read/write files and dirs, it just looks like I can't)

If I try to rsync this like:
Rsync ?rlt /net/sonas/directory /tmp/

The directory is created in /tmp/ and then the ACLs on the directory, and the
files in it are set to ---------, then rsync fails, because it can?t read the
directory
rsync: recv_generator: failed to stat "/tmp/directory/file":
Permission denied (13)
rsync error: some files/attrs were not transferred (see previous errors) (code
23) at main.c(1039) [sender=3.0.6]

I can get around it by doing:
rsync -rlt --chmod=u+rwx,g+rx /net/sonas/directory /tmp/
but that's not really satisfactory, as I'd just like it to inherit the
destination permissions.

Does anyone know a better way?
Thanks in advance
John

Ryan,

        I'm not sure what you expect to happen since for most filesystems 
there is no concept of "permission inheritance" in unix-like operating
systems. Rather, newly created files obey the currently set umask (usually 
022). Are you saying you want rsync to use your current umask instead of 
passing the --chmod argument?

Eric Bambach | Discover
Senior Assoc. Programmer, Warehouse Infrastructure and Tools
2500 Lake Cook Road, Riverwoods IL 60015
P: 224.405.2896 ericbambach1 at discover.com




From:   "Ryan  John" <john.ryan at bsse.ethz.ch>
To:     "rsync at lists.samba.org" <rsync at lists.samba.org>
Date:   12/19/2012 04:54 PM
Subject:        rsync without POSIX ACLs
Sent by:        <rsync-bounces at lists.samba.org>



Hi,

I?m trying to rsync from an IBM SONAS, that has no POSIX ACLs.
I thought that without the ?p flag, this should still work, and the 
destination will just inherit permissions, however, it doesn?t.
My source directory on the SONAS looks like:
~$ ls -la /net/sonas/directory
d--------- 2 user group     36 Oct  9 12:59 ./
d--------- 2 user group     36 Oct  9 12:59 ../
---------- 2 user group     36 Oct  9 12:59 file
 (I can still read/write files and dirs, it just looks like I can't)

If I try to rsync this like:
Rsync ?rlt /net/sonas/directory /tmp/

The directory is created in /tmp/ and then the ACLs on the directory, and 
the files in it are set to ---------, then rsync fails, because it can?t 
read the directory
rsync: recv_generator: failed to stat "/tmp/directory/file":
Permission
denied (13)
rsync error: some files/attrs were not transferred (see previous errors) 
(code 23) at main.c(1039) [sender=3.0.6]

I can get around it by doing:
rsync -rlt --chmod=u+rwx,g+rx /net/sonas/directory /tmp/
but that's not really satisfactory, as I'd just like it to inherit the 
destination permissions.

Does anyone know a better way?
Thanks in advance
John





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