[Csync2] csync2 - %% parameter does not work in 1.34

[Timofei Sablin]

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Dear all,

I am researching options of setting up a folder sync and it seems now that the "%%" option (Manuel 3.4.5 - Actions) doesn't work. In the actions section, I want to run a script that chown's the synced files to a specific user/group. Here's my config:



     group knime

{

        host host-slt0110;

        host host-sld0102;



        key /apps/knime/csync2/csync2-dev.key;



        include /apps/knime/server/workspace/workflows/Generic;

        exclude *~ .*;



        action

        {

        pattern /apps/knime/server/workspace/workflows/*;

        exec "/apps/knime/csync2/set_perms.sh %%";

        logfile "/apps/knime/csync2/csync2_knime_action.log";

        }



        auto younger;



}



Here is the triggered script:



#!/bin/bash

# Chown KNIME folders after csync run



# Source env file to see what machine we execute on

. /apps/knime/csync2/serverDetector.env



# Check incoming arguments

if [[ $# -lt 1 ]]; then

        echo "There are no paths passed to script"

        exit 1

fi



# Do the job

for i in $@; do

        chown -R $USER:$USER $i

        echo "File $i chowned"

done







As the sync is triggered, the script is executed, but it exits at the parameters check:



...

+ [[ 0 -lt 1 ]]

+ echo 'There are no paths passed to script'

There are no paths passed to script

+ exit 1



I've tried doing basic "echo file changed: %%", but that also doesn't work.



Why does that happen?



I am running csync2 version 1.34 (csync2-1.34-15.el6.src.rpm) on RHEL6 from the repository.



Appreciate any help.



Best regards,

Timofei Sablin

Systems Engineer

EPAM Systems, Russia




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