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I'm trying to sync two dir in a two different servers. At first, I'm running not privilege user since the directory has a read access to others. However, I encountered ...
- 04-14-2010 #1Linux Newbie
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rsync permission denied even root
I'm trying to sync two dir in a two different servers. At first, I'm running not privilege user since the directory has a read access to others. However, I encountered an error:
rsync: readlink "/data/docs/ARCHIVE" failed: Permission denied (13)
The permission of the directory ARCHIVE is:
drwxrwxrw- 2 foo users 4096 Nov 24 01:20 ARCHIVE
I decided to do rsync as root since it has no limitation in permission (am I right?). Now, when I run rsync using root, still I encountered Permission denied. I can't understand why it was denied when it fact it has read-write access. Other directory is fine.
Can anyone advise how to fix this problem? This is the first time I encountered this error using rsync
- 04-14-2010 #2
what user is the rsync server running as?
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- 04-14-2010 #3Linux Newbie
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At first I'm using non-privilege user.
but I tried also direct root access to remove the doubt about permission but still the same.
- 04-15-2010 #4
is this running as a standalone daemon or through xinetd? is selinux installed? is it on/off?
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- 04-15-2010 #5Linux Newbie
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It is standaloneis this running as a standalone daemon or through xinetd?
Yes. It is installed. I do turn it off yesterday but still the same problem occur.is selinux installed? is it on/off?
Is there a possibility that the file was in use that's why it is permission denied?


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