thisboyiscrazy
thisboyiscrazy
This seems to be debian only issue. But still it does not work as expected.
Just wondering, why are you using a shell instead of just calling rsync? ``` cmdProc = spawn(this.executable(), this.args(), { stdio: 'pipe', cwd: this._cwd, env: this._env }); ``` seems to pass...
Thank I modified the code to get it to work for me but I will take a look at yours. (I am sure you did a better job than me)....
I write the display buffer In my case 4000 bytes) to a file in a spiffs filesystem so it stays after reboot / OTA
The extension is really just a wrapper around rsync. My guess is it is rsync that is causing the load. Also it seems you did not attach the file.
Can you post a sanitized version of your settings?
This seems to be a problem with https://github.com/mattijs/node-rsync I use to build the flags. I will file a bug with them.
Yeah, that would be the case. If you create a directory, then and file on the client side. Then save the file rsync would complain about the directory not existing...
I'll take a look.
This may be fixed with 0.36.0