Closed frederickjh closed 4 years ago
In pull request #1 the following error was reported:
1. Looks like `cpio` is a risk to get an error on remote host:
ufish@start ~> xxh -i id_rsa root@ubuntu_kf +s fish +if ... Remove ubuntu_kf:/root/.xxh/.xxh First time upload using rsync (this will be omitted on the next connections) First run xxh-shell-fish on ubuntu_kf ~/.xxh/shells/xxh-shell-fish/build/../../../plugins/xxh-plugin-fish-fisher/build/pluginrc.fish (line 16): find ".config/" -depth -print | cpio --quiet -pd "$XXH_XDG_CONFIG_HOME" &>/dev/null ^ from sourcing file ~/.xxh/shells/xxh-shell-fish/build/../../../plugins/xxh-plugin-fish-fisher/build/pluginrc.fish called on line 14 of file ~/.xxh/shells/xxh-shell-fish/build/xxh-config.fish from sourcing file ~/.xxh/shells/xxh-shell-fish/build/xxh-config.fish Welcome to fish, the friendly interactive shell Type `help` for instructions on how to use fish root@ubuntu_kf ~#
@anki-code If you have time to troubleshoot this on that host you could change the code to get more debug output. I probably should change the code to allow this to be easier to debug.
Change
find ".config/" -depth -print | cpio --quiet -pd "$XXH_XDG_CONFIG_HOME" &>/dev/null
to
find ".config/" -depth -print | cpio -pvd "$XXH_XDG_CONFIG_HOME" &>/dev/null
So remove --quiet
and add the -v
option for verbose output. The output from that should give us a better idea what is going on.
cpio
just missed on host.
:+1: Good to know then replacing cpio
in the code will fix this. Otherwise if I need to stay with cpio
I should add a check for it and error out if it is not found with a useful error message.
@anki-code Just found a host where cpio
is not installed. This will make this easier for me to troubleshoot and work on a fix for this.
Although
cpio
works with find to copy files into directory structures that do not exist and need created, in early testing it has been missing on some server and has also produced errors.Try to replace
cpio
in the code with something like this: