GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 570822
Syncing two folders, one is mounted through ssh fails after conduit restart
Last modified: 2009-02-16 01:47:43 UTC
Hi, I'm syncing a couple of folders between two computers, my other computer is always mounted trough ssh. How to reproduce: I create a group, add two folders to it, one being locally on this machine and the other is through a ssh mount. I synchronize the group, it works flawlessly. I restart conduit then it does not work anymore. from the terminal i get this: [Syncronization ][DEBUG ] FolderTwoWay-sftp://amr@nimbus/media/Inferno/school Changes: Modified 0 items [] (Synchronization.py:242) [Syncronization ][DEBUG ] FolderTwoWay-sftp://amr@nimbus/media/Inferno/school Changes: Deleted 0 items [] (Synchronization.py:243) [Syncronization ][DEBUG ] 2WAY PUT: school (file:///media/Mansion/school/prep_year/Physics Reports/bernoulli's.principle.applications.props.of.matter#1.doc) -----> school (Synchronization.py:569) [datatypes.DataType ][DEBUG ] Getting Rid for file:///media/Mansion/school/prep_year/Physics Reports/bernoulli's.principle.applications.props.of.matter#1.doc (DataType.py:151) [Syncronization ][CRITICAL] UNKNOWN SYNCHRONIZATION ERROR Traceback (most recent call last):
+ Trace 212316
self.two_way_sync(self.source, sink)
dataRid = data.get_rid()
mtime=self.get_mtime(),
ts = self._file.get_mtime()
mtime = self.fileInfo.get_attribute_uint64('time::modified')
(Synchronization.py:745) [Syncronization ][DEBUG ] Syncworker state 3 (Synchronization.py:648) [dataproviders.File ][DEBUG ] Saving group (file:///media/Mansion/school = Home) to /media/Mansion/.conduit (File.py:47) [Syncronization ][DEBUG ] Deleting worker: <SyncWorker(Wrapper: school twoway (UID: FolderTwoWay-file:///media/Mansion/school) <--> Wrapper: school twoway (UID: FolderTwoWay-sftp://amr@nimbus/media/Inferno/school), stopped)> (Synchronization.py:86) not sure why it does that after restart. I'm on Ubuntu 8.10 using conduit 0.3.15 from getdeb's deb package.
Hi, It's related to this bug : http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=529301 and https://bugs.launchpad.net/conduit/+bug/297085 Partial Fix : Seems this is a a problem with "#" being in a file I removed the # and everything worked as advertised.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 529301 ***