I have an issue with truenas scale and rsync.
I have a VM, on truenas scale, with a dataset from the truenase scale host mounted via nfs in it, datasetA
I have also mounted an external share to this vm, datasetB
I have inititiated a copy via rsync in the vm from datasetB to datasetA `
Here is the weird part, when I look in dataset A, I can see the folders and small files have been copied but none of the larger files. Even though if I watch rsync's output from the CLI it shows it as copying the MKVs.
When I look at my disks on truenas scale it says it has used 3.5tb of space, which is accurate. However when I login via ssh and navigate to the datasets, none of the folders are contained within the dataset.
Does anyone know what is going on here?
Is there something I am missing with the way files are handled here?
I have a VM, on truenas scale, with a dataset from the truenase scale host mounted via nfs in it, datasetA
I have also mounted an external share to this vm, datasetB
I have inititiated a copy via rsync in the vm from datasetB to datasetA `
rsync -avh /home/datasetB /home/datasetA
` Here is the weird part, when I look in dataset A, I can see the folders and small files have been copied but none of the larger files. Even though if I watch rsync's output from the CLI it shows it as copying the MKVs.
When I look at my disks on truenas scale it says it has used 3.5tb of space, which is accurate. However when I login via ssh and navigate to the datasets, none of the folders are contained within the dataset.
Does anyone know what is going on here?
Is there something I am missing with the way files are handled here?