Cross post alert! => posted on gentoo and rsnapshot

Gentoo linux kernel-2.6.14
rsnapshot-1.2.1-r1
rsync-2.6.6-r1


Failure of cp -al doesn't leave enough log info to id what is wrong.
Some kind of failure happened from one day to the next:

Dec 15
 /bin/rm -rf /bk/rsnap/hourly.5/ 
mv /bk/rsnap/hourly.4/ /bk/rsnap/hourly.5/ 
mv /bk/rsnap/hourly.3/ /bk/rsnap/hourly.4/ 
mv /bk/rsnap/hourly.2/ /bk/rsnap/hourly.3/ 
mv /bk/rsnap/hourly.1/ /bk/rsnap/hourly.2/ 
/bin/cp -al /bk/rsnap/hourly.0/ /bk/rsnap/hourly.1/ 
/usr/bin/rsync -a --delete --numeric-ids --links --delete-excluded --stats \
    --exclude-from=/mnt/pack/rc/rsnap_Reader_exclude /home/ \
    /bk/rsnap/hourly.0/reader_home/ 

[...]

No problems above..

===============================================
Now Dec 16

/bin/rm -rf /bk/rsnap/hourly.5/ 
mv /bk/rsnap/hourly.4/ /bk/rsnap/hourly.5/ 
mv /bk/rsnap/hourly.3/ /bk/rsnap/hourly.4/ 
mv /bk/rsnap/hourly.2/ /bk/rsnap/hourly.3/ 
mv /bk/rsnap/hourly.1/ /bk/rsnap/hourly.2/ 
/bin/cp -al /bk/rsnap/hourly.0/ /bk/rsnap/hourly.1/ 
/bin/cp: target `/bk/rsnap/hourly.1/' is not a directory: No such file or 
directory
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
rsnapshot encountered an error! The program was invoked with these options:
/usr/bin/rsnapshot -c /etc/rsnap_Reader.conf hourly 

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ERROR: /bin/cp failed. Perhaps this is not GNU cp?
ERROR: Error! cp_al("/bk/rsnap/hourly.0/", "/bk/rsnap/hourly.1/")

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Well of coures hourly.1 is not present, it was just moved to
hourly.2..

It is gnu cp and running cp -al hourly.0 hourly.1 there does work.

hourly.0 is currently 1.9G, is that big enough to cause a timeout?

I just can't spot a problem in the /bk directory... 

I have been doing lots of installing since it is a new install and
being brought up to speed.  I can't imagine what would have changed in
gnu cp to cause this.  More likely rsnaphot I guess but I see no
traffic here like that.

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