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I mounted the bucket from S3 with the following command sudo goofys -o allow_other mybucket /mnt/buckets/mybucket/
inside mybucket, there are a bunch of subdirectories.
When I do rsync or cp (with sudo) some subdirectories, I ran into a problem: sudo cp -rv /mnt/buckets/mybucket/a /destination cp: cannot access '/mnt/buckets/mybucket/a/b/c': Input/output error
I mounted the bucket from S3 with the following command
sudo goofys -o allow_other mybucket /mnt/buckets/mybucket/
inside
mybucket
, there are a bunch of subdirectories.When I do rsync or cp (with sudo) some subdirectories, I ran into a problem:
sudo cp -rv /mnt/buckets/mybucket/a /destination
cp: cannot access '/mnt/buckets/mybucket/a/b/c': Input/output error
however, if I copy or rsync full path
sudo cp -rv /mnt/buckets/mybucket/a/b/c /destination
there was no problem at all.I did
ls -al
, all directories and subdirectories have all permissions for root and other userwhen I did
ls -al /mnt/buckets/mybucket/a/b/c
first time, I got this error:ls: reading directory '/mnt/buckets/mybucket/a/b/c': Input/output error
but after I kept running the same command, I finally saw all the directories and files under it.
Does anyone know what could be the problem?
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