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Subject: [LUG] 'failed to set time'
From: Julian Hall <linux@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 1 Dec 2017 19:32:49 +0000
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Hi All,

What does 'Failed to set time... operation not permitted' mean?

julian@Cerce ~ $ rsync -aAXv /media/julian/CASSIOPEIA/media/julian/ARTEMIS/ --delete --exclude={.Trash-1000}; rsync -aAXv/media/julian/DIANA /media/julian/ARTEMIS/ --delete--exclude={.Trash-1000}; rsync -aAXv /media/julian/PERSEPHONE/media/julian/ARTEMIS/ --delete --exclude={.Trash-1000}

sending incremental file list

rsync: failed to set times on "/media/julian/ARTEMIS/CASSIOPEIA":Operation not permitted (1)

The line is one I have used many times - it's backing up my NAS which Iam doing every day to avoid it being a mammoth job every week. It wenton to complete the backup but I wondered what the error meant.


Kind regards,

Julian

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