If the toplevel directory of a tree is a subvolume, mkdir_or_mksubvol() never seems to get called for it, so it is not created as subvolume. However ca_decoder_finalize_child() checks the subvolume status against the flags and fails with EEXIST, leading to a "Failed to run synchronizer: File exists" message.
Can be worked around by creating the subvolume by hand before calling casync.
If the toplevel directory of a tree is a subvolume,
mkdir_or_mksubvol()never seems to get called for it, so it is not created as subvolume. Howeverca_decoder_finalize_child()checks the subvolume status against the flags and fails withEEXIST, leading to a "Failed to run synchronizer: File exists" message.Can be worked around by creating the subvolume by hand before calling casync.
This is a different bug to #237.