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I am doing a rsync as a user and changing the group at the destination fails with rsync: [receiver] chgrp "somepath/somfile" failed: Operation not permitted (1)
but the rights are not applied either, they should be 644, as set also by umask (0022) on the destination
but become 600
the copyin user can get the wished permissions by doing a cp -a
or a chmod 644 on the destination files
if the user / group can't be changed, gives rsync then up for the remainder of the metadata?
tried with version 3.2.5, 3.2.7 and 3.3.0-29, same result.
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I am doing a rsync as a user and changing the group at the destination fails with
rsync: [receiver] chgrp "somepath/somfile" failed: Operation not permitted (1)but the rights are not applied either, they should be 644, as set also by umask (0022) on the destination
but become 600
the copyin user can get the wished permissions by doing a
cp -aor a
chmod 644on the destination filesif the user / group can't be changed, gives rsync then up for the remainder of the metadata?
tried with version 3.2.5, 3.2.7 and 3.3.0-29, same result.
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