I made a backup from an NTFS formatted USB stick to transfer files to a MacBook. For this purpose I created a simple bash script (I upgraded bash to 5.2 with homebrew):
#!/bin/bash
declare -A BACKUP_INFOS
BACKUP_INFOS=(
[/Users/myuser/Documents]="/Volumes/CORSAIR128/argomentare
/Volumes/CORSAIR128/articoli /Volumes/CORSAIR128/bibliografie ... /Volumes/CORSAIR128/xindy"
)
for dest_dir in "${!BACKUP_INFOS[@]}"
do
mkdir -p "$dest_dir"
src="${BACKUP_INFOS[$dest_dir]}"
rsync -avuz --delete --delete-after --progress $src "$dest_dir"
done
The file always worked until I upgraded my OS from Sonoma to Sequoia, but I can’t tell if there’s a connection.
Now the script doesn’t work anymore and I get this error:
rsync: [sender]readdir("/Volumes/CORSAIR128/argomentare"): Invalid arguments (22)
rsync: [sender]readdir("/Volumes/CORSAIR128/articoli"): Invalid arguments (22)
300 files
rsync: [sender] readlink_stat("/Volumes/CORSAIR128/articoli /Volumes/CORSAIR128/bibliografie/nagel.doc") failed: Bad file descriptor (9)
...
I don’t understand what this could depend on. If you need more information, please specify what is needed to understand nelgio the nature of the problem.
Thanks
