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- #Snapshot relocator returned false touchcopy 16 code#
INFO For replication task 'task_6': doing pull from 'DataPool/iocage/download/11.2-RELEASE' to 'DataPoolBackup/iocage/download/11.2-RELEASE' of snapshot='auto-20201015.1800-2m' incremental_base=None receive_resume_token=None INFO Authentication (publickey) successful! INFO Connected (version 2.0, client OpenSSH_8.0-hpn14v15) I deleted the destination dataset and recreated both, first attempt made a good try - the progress window showed it trying to copy a named snapshot - but ended up with: I deleted and recreated the replication job again, back to just plain "error 1." Edit to add: The larger, working replications are 1Tb and 20Tb, the failing one is only 300gig or so. Does it go away with a timeout? Reboot? Export-import? Until I delete the dataset? Am I stuck with it forever eating space?Īny idea where to look for clues as to the 'code 1' failure?
#Snapshot relocator returned false touchcopy 16 how to#
How to clean it out? zfs list -t snapshots doesn't show it. I can't use that suggested command line as-is, it would need me to construct the rest of the transport details, piping through SSH and netcat manually and I don't even know how to find the ssh keyfile it would need as it doesn't seem to be in the usual places - buried in the DB somewhere perhaps? So, thanks for the message but it's practically useless. Now every time I run the replication I get the same message with the same resume key. * Replication "DataPool/iocage - DataPoolBackup/iocage" failed: checksum mismatch or incomplete stream.Ī resuming stream can be generated on the sending system by running: I also deleted and re-created the dataset, then remade the replication, same results.īut today, some excitement.
#Snapshot relocator returned false touchcopy 16 code#
It identifies 17 snapshots to transfer, then again fails with code 1.

I deleted and re-created the replication templated off one of the existing ones, changing only source and destination datasets, everything else identical. * Replication "DataPool/iocage - DataPoolBackup/iocage" failed: failed to read from streamĪll the settings are identical to the other two replications apart from the source and destination datasets. The third is of my iocage tree, and has been failing since late last week, probably synced with 11.3u5 being installed. You can find more support articles here.Īnd if all else fails, you can always contact our friendly technical team who will be more than happy to help you out.I have three replications, pulled by my backup NAS from the primary NAS. If your problem isn't listed above, don't worry. You can read our support article, which explains exactly how you should proceed.
#Snapshot relocator returned false touchcopy 16 activation code#
It may come a time where your activation code doesn't seem to work. What to do if your activation code doesn't work. Here's how to activate TouchCopy from trial mode. If you purchase a TouchCopy licence, you'll receive an activation code.
#Snapshot relocator returned false touchcopy 16 install#
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