You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
One user copied a shared file to the same location locally. E.g. rufs/talks/foo.mp4 -> talks/foo.mp4.
The next time a readdir for the talks/ directory occurs, this causes a conflict, which is resolved by hashing both instances of the file at that location. If, at that time, the copy is not done, the hash will differ. This causes a log.Fatalf crash on the client performing the copy, so the copy is not completed and fails with "Transport endpoint is not connected".
Since this is a likely use-case, we should improve our support for it.
Note that it can be worked-around by copying to a temporary name, then moving to the correct name. Rsync automatically does this, so a work-around is to copy using rsync instead of cp.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
One user copied a shared file to the same location locally. E.g.
rufs/talks/foo.mp4
->talks/foo.mp4
.The next time a readdir for the talks/ directory occurs, this causes a conflict, which is resolved by hashing both instances of the file at that location. If, at that time, the copy is not done, the hash will differ. This causes a log.Fatalf crash on the client performing the copy, so the copy is not completed and fails with "Transport endpoint is not connected".
Since this is a likely use-case, we should improve our support for it.
Note that it can be worked-around by copying to a temporary name, then moving to the correct name. Rsync automatically does this, so a work-around is to copy using rsync instead of cp.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: