Sometimes this warning appear and sometimes not. And the tmp file that could not be backup is start with procmon. Can anyone inform me what file is that? Can I just exclude and how?
I try to find the file direct from the root user can't find it. Reply Cancel Cancel. The above are the temporary file generated by this tool and removed periodically either by the tool itself or you have cron jon for cleaning tmp directory. These files were present when your backup archive was created but deleted at the time of actual backup.
Maybe you are looking for theses files when they are deleted. When SDP starts a backup of a filesystem it makes a list of all of the available files. If a file is in our list, but not actually present when we get to it for backup - you get an error. Good Luck. Hi all, TQ for the respond. I'll forward this to my admin see whether can exluce all those tmp directory cos I can't set to exclude the proc file from Omnibak GUI since it does not exist forever.
Is there any other setting I can do to exclude it? Here is my input at the resulting error: [root xxx. Improve this question. CodeMed CodeMed 4, 39 39 gold badges 93 93 silver badges bronze badges. MarkPlotnick Your suggestions caused me to solve the problem. As root remote. The problem was that I was logged in as root remote.
Since you caused me to find this, I would be happy to accept an answer that you might submit. Thank you. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Timothy Martin Timothy Martin 7, 1 1 gold badge 31 31 silver badges 39 39 bronze badges. After trying different solutions whole day this one works for me. Firstly you will have to use SCP, there is no way to just use cp to copy files over the network. Chris Davidson Chris Davidson 1, 1 1 gold badge 8 8 silver badges 10 10 bronze badges.
That does not work. Remember to quote this path in any command to avoid errors caused by whitespaces and special characters. This error means that stat cannot read information about the file because it was denied by disallowing "execute" permission.
You should check the permission of the directory containing the file and the file itself. A quick and dirty solution is using chmod to recursively change the directory permission and all of its contents to You may need to elevate to root privileges using sudo if you're not the owner of the folder.
However, any changes to protected directories could cause system instability, and we advise carefully examine the directory before recursively chmod it. In most of the cases, getting this error means there is some kind of file system corruption. NTFS is Microsoft's file system standard and has been famous for its complex permission system.
Linux is able to manage these partitions thanks to a system program named ntfs-3g , but sometimes it cannot read the disk because of a minor corruption in data. In this case, you should consider using running a program bundled in ntfs-3g called ntfs-fix.
But before performing any fixes to the file system, please be aware that it could result in serious data loss. If you need an open-source backup solution that could work with cloud storage services, be sure to check out rclone.
You can get an easy head start without learning too much about the tool with our guide on rclone common commands. If you see a "device is corrupted" message, back up your files immediately while you still can, then format the whole drive and check for errors before storing any important data on it.
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