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What does it mean 'exit 1' for a job status after rclone sync
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowWhat does a “[1]+ Exit 1” response mean?What does “kernel-resident” mean?What does a dot after the file permission bits mean?What does ^Z mean?What does LTR kernel mean?What does “4m[terminated]” mean after restarting CentOS?What does :source % mean?ORTE_ERROR_LOG, what does it mean?What is Linux exit status and list of all statusWhat does the '.' (dot) mean?Job status after ssh session stopped on MobaXterm
I am copying some large datasets to google drive using rclone in Linux on MobaXterm. First, I copy the dataset using;
-cpu:~$ nohup rclone copy /path_to_source/. /path_to_destination &
once copying is completed, I use sync to make sure everything is copied using;
-cpu:~$ nohup rclone sync /path_to_source/. /path_to_destination &
Now when check the job status using;
ps -ef | grep rclone
For one of the jobs, it gives;
[3]+ Exit 1 nohup rclone sync /path_to_source/. /path_to_destination &
I was expecting to see 'Done' instead of 'Exit 1'. What does this mean? Does it mean sync is unsuccessful? If so what would be the reason? There is a similar question here What does a "[1]+ Exit 1" response mean? but it didn't help. thanks
linux
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I am copying some large datasets to google drive using rclone in Linux on MobaXterm. First, I copy the dataset using;
-cpu:~$ nohup rclone copy /path_to_source/. /path_to_destination &
once copying is completed, I use sync to make sure everything is copied using;
-cpu:~$ nohup rclone sync /path_to_source/. /path_to_destination &
Now when check the job status using;
ps -ef | grep rclone
For one of the jobs, it gives;
[3]+ Exit 1 nohup rclone sync /path_to_source/. /path_to_destination &
I was expecting to see 'Done' instead of 'Exit 1'. What does this mean? Does it mean sync is unsuccessful? If so what would be the reason? There is a similar question here What does a "[1]+ Exit 1" response mean? but it didn't help. thanks
linux
Possible duplicate of What does a "[1]+ Exit 1" response mean?
– DopeGhoti
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I am copying some large datasets to google drive using rclone in Linux on MobaXterm. First, I copy the dataset using;
-cpu:~$ nohup rclone copy /path_to_source/. /path_to_destination &
once copying is completed, I use sync to make sure everything is copied using;
-cpu:~$ nohup rclone sync /path_to_source/. /path_to_destination &
Now when check the job status using;
ps -ef | grep rclone
For one of the jobs, it gives;
[3]+ Exit 1 nohup rclone sync /path_to_source/. /path_to_destination &
I was expecting to see 'Done' instead of 'Exit 1'. What does this mean? Does it mean sync is unsuccessful? If so what would be the reason? There is a similar question here What does a "[1]+ Exit 1" response mean? but it didn't help. thanks
linux
I am copying some large datasets to google drive using rclone in Linux on MobaXterm. First, I copy the dataset using;
-cpu:~$ nohup rclone copy /path_to_source/. /path_to_destination &
once copying is completed, I use sync to make sure everything is copied using;
-cpu:~$ nohup rclone sync /path_to_source/. /path_to_destination &
Now when check the job status using;
ps -ef | grep rclone
For one of the jobs, it gives;
[3]+ Exit 1 nohup rclone sync /path_to_source/. /path_to_destination &
I was expecting to see 'Done' instead of 'Exit 1'. What does this mean? Does it mean sync is unsuccessful? If so what would be the reason? There is a similar question here What does a "[1]+ Exit 1" response mean? but it didn't help. thanks
linux
linux
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The Exit 1
means your command resulted in exit code 1.
The exit code comes from either the nohup
command, or the rclone sync
command.
The former will usually create exit codes with very high values on any errors, so it's probably from the latter.
If the nohup
command worked, it will probably have created a nohup.out
file in the directory you ran the command in. It contains any output the rclone sync
command may have created, so if that file exists, reading it will probably solve the mystery.
The documentation page of rclone
has a paragraph titled List of exit codes almost at the end of the page:
List of exit codes
0 - success
1 - Syntax or usage error
2 - Error not otherwise categorised
3 - Directory not found
4 - File not found
5 - Temporary error (one that more retries might fix) (Retry errors)
6 - Less serious errors (like 461 errors from dropbox) (NoRetry errors)
7 - Fatal error (one that more retries won’t fix, like account suspended) (Fatal errors)
8 - Transfer exceeded - limit set by --max-transfer reached
thank you, it helped!
– kutlus
2 hours ago
add a comment |
The answer to which you linked does answer your question exactly. Exit 1
means that your backgrounded job completed, but threw a nonzero exit code (in this case, 1
) which usually indicates some sort of error condition. You will see Done
when the job's exit code is zero:
$ sleep 4 &
[1] 98565
$ # Wait a few seconds, and press Enter..
[1]+ Done sleep 4
$ ( sleep 4; exit 44 ) &
[1] 98613
$ # Wait a few seconds, and press Enter..
[1]+ Exit 44 ( sleep 4; exit 44 )
Thank you, this answer was also helpful and I have voted for you.
– kutlus
2 hours ago
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The Exit 1
means your command resulted in exit code 1.
The exit code comes from either the nohup
command, or the rclone sync
command.
The former will usually create exit codes with very high values on any errors, so it's probably from the latter.
If the nohup
command worked, it will probably have created a nohup.out
file in the directory you ran the command in. It contains any output the rclone sync
command may have created, so if that file exists, reading it will probably solve the mystery.
The documentation page of rclone
has a paragraph titled List of exit codes almost at the end of the page:
List of exit codes
0 - success
1 - Syntax or usage error
2 - Error not otherwise categorised
3 - Directory not found
4 - File not found
5 - Temporary error (one that more retries might fix) (Retry errors)
6 - Less serious errors (like 461 errors from dropbox) (NoRetry errors)
7 - Fatal error (one that more retries won’t fix, like account suspended) (Fatal errors)
8 - Transfer exceeded - limit set by --max-transfer reached
thank you, it helped!
– kutlus
2 hours ago
add a comment |
The Exit 1
means your command resulted in exit code 1.
The exit code comes from either the nohup
command, or the rclone sync
command.
The former will usually create exit codes with very high values on any errors, so it's probably from the latter.
If the nohup
command worked, it will probably have created a nohup.out
file in the directory you ran the command in. It contains any output the rclone sync
command may have created, so if that file exists, reading it will probably solve the mystery.
The documentation page of rclone
has a paragraph titled List of exit codes almost at the end of the page:
List of exit codes
0 - success
1 - Syntax or usage error
2 - Error not otherwise categorised
3 - Directory not found
4 - File not found
5 - Temporary error (one that more retries might fix) (Retry errors)
6 - Less serious errors (like 461 errors from dropbox) (NoRetry errors)
7 - Fatal error (one that more retries won’t fix, like account suspended) (Fatal errors)
8 - Transfer exceeded - limit set by --max-transfer reached
thank you, it helped!
– kutlus
2 hours ago
add a comment |
The Exit 1
means your command resulted in exit code 1.
The exit code comes from either the nohup
command, or the rclone sync
command.
The former will usually create exit codes with very high values on any errors, so it's probably from the latter.
If the nohup
command worked, it will probably have created a nohup.out
file in the directory you ran the command in. It contains any output the rclone sync
command may have created, so if that file exists, reading it will probably solve the mystery.
The documentation page of rclone
has a paragraph titled List of exit codes almost at the end of the page:
List of exit codes
0 - success
1 - Syntax or usage error
2 - Error not otherwise categorised
3 - Directory not found
4 - File not found
5 - Temporary error (one that more retries might fix) (Retry errors)
6 - Less serious errors (like 461 errors from dropbox) (NoRetry errors)
7 - Fatal error (one that more retries won’t fix, like account suspended) (Fatal errors)
8 - Transfer exceeded - limit set by --max-transfer reached
The Exit 1
means your command resulted in exit code 1.
The exit code comes from either the nohup
command, or the rclone sync
command.
The former will usually create exit codes with very high values on any errors, so it's probably from the latter.
If the nohup
command worked, it will probably have created a nohup.out
file in the directory you ran the command in. It contains any output the rclone sync
command may have created, so if that file exists, reading it will probably solve the mystery.
The documentation page of rclone
has a paragraph titled List of exit codes almost at the end of the page:
List of exit codes
0 - success
1 - Syntax or usage error
2 - Error not otherwise categorised
3 - Directory not found
4 - File not found
5 - Temporary error (one that more retries might fix) (Retry errors)
6 - Less serious errors (like 461 errors from dropbox) (NoRetry errors)
7 - Fatal error (one that more retries won’t fix, like account suspended) (Fatal errors)
8 - Transfer exceeded - limit set by --max-transfer reached
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thank you, it helped!
– kutlus
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thank you, it helped!
– kutlus
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thank you, it helped!
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2 hours ago
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The answer to which you linked does answer your question exactly. Exit 1
means that your backgrounded job completed, but threw a nonzero exit code (in this case, 1
) which usually indicates some sort of error condition. You will see Done
when the job's exit code is zero:
$ sleep 4 &
[1] 98565
$ # Wait a few seconds, and press Enter..
[1]+ Done sleep 4
$ ( sleep 4; exit 44 ) &
[1] 98613
$ # Wait a few seconds, and press Enter..
[1]+ Exit 44 ( sleep 4; exit 44 )
Thank you, this answer was also helpful and I have voted for you.
– kutlus
2 hours ago
add a comment |
The answer to which you linked does answer your question exactly. Exit 1
means that your backgrounded job completed, but threw a nonzero exit code (in this case, 1
) which usually indicates some sort of error condition. You will see Done
when the job's exit code is zero:
$ sleep 4 &
[1] 98565
$ # Wait a few seconds, and press Enter..
[1]+ Done sleep 4
$ ( sleep 4; exit 44 ) &
[1] 98613
$ # Wait a few seconds, and press Enter..
[1]+ Exit 44 ( sleep 4; exit 44 )
Thank you, this answer was also helpful and I have voted for you.
– kutlus
2 hours ago
add a comment |
The answer to which you linked does answer your question exactly. Exit 1
means that your backgrounded job completed, but threw a nonzero exit code (in this case, 1
) which usually indicates some sort of error condition. You will see Done
when the job's exit code is zero:
$ sleep 4 &
[1] 98565
$ # Wait a few seconds, and press Enter..
[1]+ Done sleep 4
$ ( sleep 4; exit 44 ) &
[1] 98613
$ # Wait a few seconds, and press Enter..
[1]+ Exit 44 ( sleep 4; exit 44 )
The answer to which you linked does answer your question exactly. Exit 1
means that your backgrounded job completed, but threw a nonzero exit code (in this case, 1
) which usually indicates some sort of error condition. You will see Done
when the job's exit code is zero:
$ sleep 4 &
[1] 98565
$ # Wait a few seconds, and press Enter..
[1]+ Done sleep 4
$ ( sleep 4; exit 44 ) &
[1] 98613
$ # Wait a few seconds, and press Enter..
[1]+ Exit 44 ( sleep 4; exit 44 )
answered 3 hours ago
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Thank you, this answer was also helpful and I have voted for you.
– kutlus
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Thank you, this answer was also helpful and I have voted for you.
– kutlus
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Thank you, this answer was also helpful and I have voted for you.
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2 hours ago
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Possible duplicate of What does a "[1]+ Exit 1" response mean?
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