When transferring files to ZFS using rclone sync I noticed that it keeps rechecking files and tries updating the modification time for ever yime each time you start the sync again. Investigating this I found that the modification time is not actually updated. I managed to also reproduce this using the touch command in an MSYS2 shell.
When diagnosing this with Process Monitor I saw this:
This seems to point to set_file_basic_information returning 0x84 (EOVERFLOW), which seems to come from the TIMESPEC_OVERFLOW check in zfs_setattr.
Any ideas, am I doing something wrong? The pool was created using zpool create -o ashift=12 -O atime=off -O compression=lz4 -O recordsize=1MB -O casesensitivity=insensitive Data raidz1 PHYSICALDRIVE5 PHYSICALDRIVE6 PHYSICALDRIVE7 PHYSICALDRIVE8 cache PHYSICALDRIVE1 PHYSICALDRIVE3 (also tried with atime=on)
I'll try removing the checks and compiling the module, but I need to get the development environment set up first, but I hope to have more info soon.
EchterAgo
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When transferring files to ZFS using
rclone syncI noticed that it keeps rechecking files and tries updating the modification time for ever yime each time you start the sync again. Investigating this I found that the modification time is not actually updated. I managed to also reproduce this using thetouchcommand in an MSYS2 shell.When diagnosing this with Process Monitor I saw this:
This seems to point to
set_file_basic_informationreturning 0x84 (EOVERFLOW), which seems to come from theTIMESPEC_OVERFLOWcheck inzfs_setattr.I found https://github.com/openzfsonosx/openzfs/issues/104#issuecomment-984326098 which indicates that the check is a "relic" but it still exists in the current release.
Any ideas, am I doing something wrong? The pool was created using
zpool create -o ashift=12 -O atime=off -O compression=lz4 -O recordsize=1MB -O casesensitivity=insensitive Data raidz1 PHYSICALDRIVE5 PHYSICALDRIVE6 PHYSICALDRIVE7 PHYSICALDRIVE8 cache PHYSICALDRIVE1 PHYSICALDRIVE3(also tried withatime=on)I'll try removing the checks and compiling the module, but I need to get the development environment set up first, but I hope to have more info soon.