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| * A : Try making initiating a full backup. It may be that the ACL's are not matching between systems. | * A : Try making initiating a full backup. It may be that the ACL's are not matching between systems. | ||
| * This may happen after a major system upgrade or migration. The users for the ACL's may not not be correct. Hence this error is being issued. | * This may happen after a major system upgrade or migration. The users for the ACL's may not not be correct. Hence this error is being issued. | ||
| - | * A : If ACL's do not need to be preserved, then you could add the following line to the LBackup configuration : | + | * A : If ACL's do not need to be preserved, then pointing then pointing the //backupDest// to an empty directory (full backup) and adding the following line to your LBackup configuration should resolve this problem : |
| disable_acl_preservation="YES" | disable_acl_preservation="YES" | ||
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| + | * A : Another approach is to use the use the following lines within your LBackup configuration file (note that some versions of rsync have a bug which result in this approach failing, if this is the case for you either switch rsync versions or use either of the other approaches listed above) : | ||
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| + | disable_acl_preservation="NO" | ||
| + | numeric_ids_enabled="YES" | ||
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