Hi all,
I came across some really strange behavior. I ran a vol copy between 2 filers, and now I am unable to copy NTFS permissions between said filers using robocopy. This happens for every file.
robocopy \\3070b\share1$ \\3020b\share1$ /COPYALL (date attr time, security (ntfs acl), owner info, audit) /MIR /ZB /R:2 /W:5 /NS /NP /LOG:C:\robo1.log ends up in a
2011/01/07 10:47:34 ERROR 1314 (0x00000522) Copying NTFS Security to Destination Directory \\3070b\share1$
A required privilege is not held by the client.
If I change /COPYALL to /DATS I get an access denied error.
New Dir \\3070b\share1$
2011/01/07 10:52:16 ERROR 5 (0x00000005) Copying NTFS Security to Destination Directory \\3070b\share1$
Access is denied.
and, if I only do /DAT (date attribute time) it copies fine, so there's no issue with actual write permissions.
Also, if I remove all of the content that vol copy created, and run a robocopy with /COPYALL... it also copies fine, with NTFS ACL's. So something with the way the netapp vol copy is different than when I just use robocopy to replicate the data.
Has anyone ever experienced this? The issue with just using robocopy to do everything is it introduces a middle man, taking the time to do the initial copy and increasing it severely.
Any ideas as to what might be happening? I thought the vol copy wouldn't have any affect on permissions/ownership as it was just copying blocks (regardless of what is actually in them).
Cheers,
-Derek