![]() Also note, the first file copied in successfully. Note, the trace I copied the portion that goes all the way from the previous file's filename portion, to the following filename, so that you can place yourself in the log. Not sure if the results will be the same on all pids, or why I even see multiple PID's for smb when I run ps -ax. Strace below for one of several PID's that were running. (also turning off the fail safe file copy doesn’t help). I see that its st_size is 0 for the file that’s causing the failure, which this is a tmp sparse file so the application can add a placeholder for the file, so that it can do a fail safe copy I presume. I wanted to also mention, that during this sparse write, I have captured the strace, which shows the file attributes specifically that it is trying to pass. Subject: Re: (DeviceIoControl, FSCTL_SET_SPARSE) To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the ![]() Just the way I mounted or created my pool, OR what I suspected a bad I have already persued a ZFS driver issue / bug path, aįreefileSync issue / bug path, and now im out of options I think, unless its Scattered, and causing a lot of other drives to have to suffer high head Warmly welcomes, I have TB's of data hanging on a thread, getting a bit Sparse file write issue, but it was worth a try to me.Īny ideas, ideals a proper samba config that will fix this in one shot, are How feasible it was to actually think that a sparse vol, would solve a Mkfs an ext3 filesystem on there, I didn't map to it separately using samba,īut I did a test write to that dir, and still, same problem. Note, I tried last night to create instead a sparse vol, and mount it after Same problem, now on rhel7.3, followed me from an arch圆4 system, same pool Write list = is done on windows machine to this path, non mapped Writeabe, valid users, and browseable yes, on arch #ironically doesnt make it readonly, however, worked in favor of #another zpool implemention style testing with, didnt helpĬomment = ZFS 'san' pool Backup File Server #aim to fix windows freefilesync copy symlinks not working NOTHING I have done to it is fixing, including System that doesn't support them, or vice versa) The problem: sparse writes (not sure which, either write sparse files to a (FreeFileSync_x86_64:3835): Gdk-WARNING **: 00:23:17.Im having an issue with what I believe might be pinned down to a need for a When I do that on this computer I get the following line four times and the next one once: When I start it from a terminal on the other computer, it looks fine and the terminal window is empty, no error messages. I have FreeFileSync (and GIMP) running on another computer with the same version of Ubuntu-MATE with no problems. ![]() I can't find any problems with any other program I have installed. I only relate that story in the hope that it helps diagnose the problem with FreeFileSync. Now it looks normal and the window behaves properly. In the GIMP settings, I changed "Guess icon size from resolution" to "Custom icon size" and chose "Medium" as the custom size. GIMP had very large icons (not as big as FreeFileSync) and the window wouldn't maximize or resize. I didn't change anything in the display or DPI settings, and everything looks normal except FreeFileSync and GIMP. Renaming the settings file did nothing, and I don't have a high DPI display. It looks just like the image above, from the first time I ran it on this computer. I'm having the same problem on a fresh installation of Ubuntu-MATE.
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