Closed szmktk closed 6 years ago
I think some of your files are readable, but for some reason not not stat-able (permissions?). I added a safeguard that will display a size of 0 to avoid this error. Maybe investigate if you can find the files in question. Assuming my theory is correct, stat <filename>
should fail with an error.
This fix will be available in 10.0.7 which will be available shortly.
Many thanks for fixing the issue!
As for the investigation, all I could think of was
find droppy/files -type f -exec stat {} \; 1>/dev/null 2>&1
which showed no returns.
Do you have an idea of a better test? If not then feel free to resolve this issue. Many kudos for the software man, I love it.
Other than running that command using the same user droppy runs, I don't have any better suggestions. Anyways, I'll close this, thanks for reporting.
I have a collection of files (6.2 G total, some of them small, the output of
tree | wc -l
is 48329). When I try to start droppy withdroppy start -c /srv/droppy/config -f /mnt/data/files
I get the following output:OS: arch linux arm hardware: raspberry pi 2 note: the files/ directory is encrypted with luks (shouldn't make any difference but it doesn't hurt to mention)
Do you have any hint on what could cause this issue and how I could help to fix it?