Copying Videos to nfs drive - difficulties.
by business_kid from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6PMRY)
I'm trying to copy videos on my box to my Pi 4. The Pi 4 has an ssd attached, so no space/response issues.
I first tried with a 2.9G video. I would reliably get 1.4G in, then it would crap out with sonething like the following error Code:rsync: [sender] write error: Broken pipe (32)
dec@Ebony:/media/Videos$ rsync -av /home/dec/Downloads/Sunday_Morning_1.mp4 /media/Videos/
sending incremental file list
Sunday_Morning_1.mp4
rsync: [receiver] close failed on "/media/Videos/.Sunday_Morning_1.mp4.OI7K5i": Input/output error (5)
rsync error: error in file IO (code 11) at receiver.c(888) [receiver=3.3.0]
dec@Ebony:/media/Videos$I tried a few times, and ran 'ls -lha' on the destination directory. It would show me nothing during the copy, but would show me a 1.4G file. After the error, however, that was deleted.
I tried again today with 4 videos. 3 were copied fine. The largest (838MB) wouldn't go 'ls -lha' revealed that the entire file was transferring, but instead of being made readable, the hidden file was deleted, which is galling. That's the exact error output above.
The network is through the home router, wifi on my box atm, and mains network adapter on the Pi 4. The bottleneck is certainly my box, because that's slower speed wise, and slower than it's usual self ATM.
Any suggestions of what I could check would be good. No overload issues, everything in good condition, and both are running (non bleeding edge) versions of slackware current.
I first tried with a 2.9G video. I would reliably get 1.4G in, then it would crap out with sonething like the following error Code:rsync: [sender] write error: Broken pipe (32)
dec@Ebony:/media/Videos$ rsync -av /home/dec/Downloads/Sunday_Morning_1.mp4 /media/Videos/
sending incremental file list
Sunday_Morning_1.mp4
rsync: [receiver] close failed on "/media/Videos/.Sunday_Morning_1.mp4.OI7K5i": Input/output error (5)
rsync error: error in file IO (code 11) at receiver.c(888) [receiver=3.3.0]
dec@Ebony:/media/Videos$I tried a few times, and ran 'ls -lha' on the destination directory. It would show me nothing during the copy, but would show me a 1.4G file. After the error, however, that was deleted.
I tried again today with 4 videos. 3 were copied fine. The largest (838MB) wouldn't go 'ls -lha' revealed that the entire file was transferring, but instead of being made readable, the hidden file was deleted, which is galling. That's the exact error output above.
The network is through the home router, wifi on my box atm, and mains network adapter on the Pi 4. The bottleneck is certainly my box, because that's slower speed wise, and slower than it's usual self ATM.
Any suggestions of what I could check would be good. No overload issues, everything in good condition, and both are running (non bleeding edge) versions of slackware current.