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Re: rsync ACLs and unix permissions (with/without rsrc)
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Re: rsync ACLs and unix permissions (with/without rsrc)

On 24 Dec 2006, at 01:41, Giuliano Gavazzi wrote:
a file with an ACL, copied with rsync local to local (from one volume to another), does not get its unix permissions copied. For instance a 755 file is copied with 600 permissions.

sorry, the permission of the copied file are 400.
This bug seems related to the permissions assigned to the extended attributes (the ._filename). Indeed, in another test (the source file is a_file):

[sender] i=0 /var/tmp/testsource <NULL> . mode=040755 len=102 uid=0 gid=0
[sender] i=1 /var/tmp/testsource <NULL> ._a_file mode=0100400 len=1 uid=0 gid=0
[sender] i=2 /var/tmp/testsource <NULL> a_file mode=0100644 len=10 uid=0 gid=0

presumably the problem is in the order they are necessarily transferred; from rsync/generator.c:

/* APPLE: extended attribute files (._foo) need to be transferred
* after the corresponding file (foo). This creates a map the size
* of flist with the number of the file that preempts the current
* file's delivery. Set to -1 if there's nothing to do.
*/

g
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