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Another HA rsync issue

Hi!

I'm just testing the HA capability of ASL5.1. In the HA Log there are messages like:
rsync error: some files could not be transferred (code 23) at main.c(397)

Does anybody see the same messages in his/hers HA Livelog?

What could I do about this error an which files could not be transferred?

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0 Xeno over 21 years ago

Code 23: Partial transfer due to error

That means there was a problem during transfering data. There might be a problem on your NICs. Do you use NICs listed on Astaro's HCL?

Try to login to the slave. This can be done from master's console. Check if there are interrupts during logged in on slave.
1) 'iptables -I OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 22 -d -j ACCEPT'
2) ssh ">loginuser@
3) su -

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0 Snova over 21 years ago in reply to Xeno

I think I use one of the listed NICs, it is the Intel Pro/100s, on both machines.
I'll try your suggestion tomorrow...

Where could I get that list of errors, by the way?
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0 Xeno over 21 years ago in reply to Snova

rsync documentation
http://samba.anu.edu.au/ftp/rsync/rsync.html
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0 Snova over 21 years ago in reply to Snova

Hi!
I wanted to make sure the NIC is not the problem here and ripped it out of the PC:
It is the Intel Pro/100s with the 82550 Chip. To be precise: 82550EY.
The Astaro HCL says this Chip works only on the Pro/100s Dual Port.
Does this really make the difference? The Chip is the same, isn't it?
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0 Snova over 21 years ago in reply to Snova

Hi!
I wanted to make sure the NIC is not the problem here and ripped it out of the PC:
It is the Intel Pro/100s with the 82550 Chip. To be precise: 82550EY.
The Astaro HCL says this Chip works only on the Pro/100s Dual Port.
Does this really make the difference? The Chip is the same, isn't it?
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