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It's hard to know with 100% certainty that this is the cause, but it seems like after a timeout in uploading via ssh/sftp that it then tries to delete the failed upload on the broken connection resulting in error that the remote file doesn't exist - when it actually does exist.
# zfsbackup send --compressor zfs --separator '+' zroot/dataset@autosnap_2025-02-01_00:00:07_monthly ssh://redacted/path/to/remote
2025/02/14 10:26:13 ssh backend: Error closing volume zroot/dataset+autosnap_2025-02-01_00:00:07_monthly.zstream.vol1 - connection lost
2025/02/14 10:26:13 ssh backend: Error deleting failed upload file /path/to/remote/zroot/dataset+autosnap_2025-02-01_00:00:07_monthly.zstream.vol1 - remove /path/to/remote/zroot/dataset+autosnap_2025-02-01_00:00:07_monthly.zstream.vol1: no such file or directory
$ ssh redacted ls -lhR /path/to/remote
total 141
drwxr-xr-x 2 xxx yyy 4B Feb 14 17:03 zroot
/path/to/remote:
total 357145
-rw-r--r-- 1 xxx yyy 184M Feb 14 17:09 dataset+autosnap_2025-02-01_00:00:07_monthly.zstream.vol1
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It's hard to know with 100% certainty that this is the cause, but it seems like after a timeout in uploading via ssh/sftp that it then tries to delete the failed upload on the broken connection resulting in error that the remote file doesn't exist - when it actually does exist.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: