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I am running the zfs-inplace-rebalancing.sh under root and running into an issue where the new .balance file's permissions are slightly different:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 $usr $grp 632 Jan 15 16:08 d3dx_user.ini
-rwxrw-r-- 1 $usr $grp 632 Jan 15 16:08 d3dx_user.ini.balance
The oddest part about this, is that it appears to only be impacting small text based files. txt, ini, nfo, and the like. I had similar issues before the update made 2 days ago. I initially thought maybe I was having memory or disk issues because they reported checksum mismatch. But, manually running a sha256sum never revealed an issue with the files after an error. I ran hardware tests and everything checked out. Even ran a scrub just to be safe and no issues there. Luckily, that latest update at least highlighted my issue, which is the permission mismatch! Just curious what may be causing it, or even how to possibly exclude these text based tiny files. I'm wondering if I possibly need to run it as the $usr instead? This $usr and $grp are what ACL ones I use for this pool too. I tried to run it as $usr but found I do have some paths it does not have access too. Which makes sense, considering. Not to figure out why the .balance file has different permissions...
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I am running the zfs-inplace-rebalancing.sh under root and running into an issue where the new .balance file's permissions are slightly different:
The oddest part about this, is that it appears to only be impacting small text based files. txt, ini, nfo, and the like. I had similar issues before the update made 2 days ago. I initially thought maybe I was having memory or disk issues because they reported checksum mismatch. But, manually running a sha256sum never revealed an issue with the files after an error. I ran hardware tests and everything checked out. Even ran a scrub just to be safe and no issues there. Luckily, that latest update at least highlighted my issue, which is the permission mismatch! Just curious what may be causing it, or even how to possibly exclude these text based tiny files.
I'm wondering if I possibly need to run it as the $usr instead? This $usr and $grp are what ACL ones I use for this pool too.I tried to run it as $usr but found I do have some paths it does not have access too. Which makes sense, considering. Not to figure out why the .balance file has different permissions...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: