chjatwork,

There are a few option for you, ordered from simplest to more complex:

cp should work as shown by the mv man page as an example command (denoted by ***):

As the rename(2) call does not work across file systems, mv uses cp(1) and rm(1) to accomplish the move.  The effect is equivalent to:

           rm -f destination_path && \
           ***cp -pRP source_file destination && \
           rm -rf source_file

And then following the -pRP flags for cp from the cp man page

-p   Cause cp to preserve the following attributes of each source file
           in the copy: modification time, access time, file flags, file mode,
           user ID, and group ID, as allowed by permissions.

           If the user ID and group ID cannot be preserved, no error message
           is displayed and the exit value is not altered.

           If the source file has its set-user-ID bit on and the user ID can-
           not be preserved, the set-user-ID bit is not preserved in the
           copy's permissions.  If the source file has its set-group-ID bit on
           and the group ID cannot be preserved, the set-group-ID bit is not
           preserved in the copy's permissions.  If the source file has both
           its set-user-ID and set-group-ID bits on, and either the user ID or
           group ID cannot be preserved, neither the set-user-ID nor set-
           group-ID bits are preserved in the copy's permissions.

-P    If the -R option is specified, no symbolic links are followed.

           This is the default.

-R    If source_file designates a directory, cp copies the directory and
           the entire subtree connected at that point.  If the source_file
           ends in a /, the contents of the directory are copied rather than
           the directory itself.  This option also causes symbolic links to be
           copied, rather than indirected through, and for cp to create spe-
           cial files rather than copying them as normal files.  Created
           directories have the same mode as the corresponding source direc-
           tory, unmodified by the process' umask.

           Note that cp copies hard linked files as separate files.  If you
           need to preserve hard links, consider using tar(1), cpio(1), or
           pax(1) instead.

Example:

touch a file

isi720x-1# touch testfile

Validate file was made

isi720x-1# ls

testfile

Check permissions

isi720x-1# ls -le testfile

-rw-r--r--    1 root  wheel  0 Jun 25 11:49 testfile

OWNER: user:root

GROUP: group:wheel

SYNTHETIC ACL

0: user:root allow file_gen_read,file_gen_write,std_write_dac

1: group:wheel allow file_gen_read

2: everyone allow file_gen_read

Change owner of the file to an AD user

isi720x-1# chown MNELITE\\sdekart testfile

Also manually add in an additional ACL for test purposes

isi720x-1# chmod +a user MNELITE\\sleef allow dir_gen_all testfile

Check permissions

isi720x-1# ls -le testfile

-rw-rwxr-- +  1 MNELITE\sdekart  wheel  0 Jun 25 11:55 testfile

OWNER: user:MNELITE\sdekart

GROUP: group:wheel

0: user:MNELITE\sleef allow file_gen_all

1: user:MNELITE\sdekart allow file_gen_read,file_gen_write,std_write_dac

2: group:wheel allow file_gen_read

3: everyone allow file_gen_read

Use cp -pRP to copy the file

isi720x-1# cp -pPR testfile testfile2

Check permissions on the new file.

isi720x-1# ls -le testfile2

-rw-rwxr-- +  1 MNELITE\sdekart  wheel  0 Jun 25 11:55 testfile2

OWNER: user:MNELITE\sdekart

GROUP: group:wheel

0: user:MNELITE\sleef allow file_gen_all

1: user:MNELITE\sdekart allow file_gen_read,file_gen_write,std_write_dac

2: group:wheel allow file_gen_read

3: everyone allow file_gen_read

Or

EMCOPY, on a windows machine with both shares mounted.

This will copy both the files and the ACL's, pending inherited permissions from the upper level directory, and or flags set with EMCOPY

Or

You can also use a local sync to complete this, however there are some caveats to this. As the target directory of the sync must be empty, or any data in the target location will be over written. Also know that the target directory will be Read-Only until the sync is broken.

Not sure of which OneFS version you are currently running the following output is and example of the syncIQ configuration for 7.2.0.1.

isi720x-1# isi sync policies view --policy=Local_Sync

                         ID: 809f78c46b6cc4f4e7ec3437a898dfad

                       Name: Local_Sync

                       Path: /ifs/data/dir

                     Action: sync

                    Enabled: Yes

                     Target: localhost

                Description: Sync local from one directory to another

            Check Integrity: Yes

Source Include Directories: -

Source Exclude Directories: -

              Source Subnet: -

                Source Pool: -

      Source Match Criteria:

                Target Path: /ifs/data/empty

    Target Snapshot Archive: No

    Target Snapshot Pattern: SIQ_%{SrcCluster}_%{PolicyName}_%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M

Target Snapshot Expiration: Never

      Target Snapshot Alias: SIQ_%{SrcCluster}_%{PolicyName}

Target Detect Modifications: Yes

    Source Snapshot Archive: No

    Source Snapshot Pattern:

Source Snapshot Expiration: Never

                   Schedule: Manually scheduled

                  Log Level: notice

          Log Removed Files: No

           Workers Per Node: 3

             Report Max Age: 1Y

           Report Max Count: 2000

            Force Interface: No

    Restrict Target Network: No

Target Compare Initial Sync: No

                Disable Stf: No

          Expected Dataloss: No

               Disable Fofb: No

         Disable File Split: No

Changelist creation enabled: No

                    Resolve: -

             Last Job State: unknown

               Last Started: -

               Last Success: -

               Password Set: No

                 Conflicted: No

             Has Sync State: No

And out put from the job completing

isi720x-1# isi sync reports view --policy=Local_Sync --job-id=1
                 Policy Name: Local_Sync
                      Job ID: 1
                  Start Time: 2015-06-25T11:35:02
                    End Time: 2015-06-25T11:35:34
                      Action: run
                       State: finished
                          ID: 1-Local_Sync
                   Policy ID: 809f78c46b6cc4f4e7ec3437a898dfad
                   Sync Type: initial
                    Duration: 32s
                      Errors: -
  Source Directories Visited: 1
  Source Directories Deleted: 0
     Num Retransmitted Files: 0
         Retransmitted Files: -
                 Total Files: 0
        New Files Replicated: 0
        Source Files Deleted: 0
               Files Changed: 0
        Target Files Deleted: 0
    Up To Date Files Skipped: 0
User Conflict Files Skipped: 0
      Error Io Files Skipped: 0
     Error Net Files Skipped: 0
Error Checksum Files Skipped: 0
           Bytes Transferred: 1273
         Total Network Bytes: 1273
            Total Data Bytes: 703
             File Data Bytes: 703
           Sparse Data Bytes: 0
            Target Snapshots: SIQ-Failover-Local_Sync-2015-06-25_11-35-34
                Total Phases: 2
                      Phases
                           Phase: STF_PHASE_TW
                      Start Time: 2015-06-25T11:35:21
                        End Time: 2015-06-25T11:35:25

                           Phase: STF_PHASE_IDMAP_SEND
                      Start Time: 2015-06-25T11:35:25
                        End Time: 2015-06-25T11:35:30

Subreports:
Policy Name  Job ID  Subreport ID  Start Time          End Time            Action  State
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Local_Sync   1       1             2015-06-25T11:35:02 2015-06-25T11:35:34 run     finished
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1

i use synciq to make copies, not move data.

chjatwork,

I appear to have read a little more into the question than I should have.

In short, mv will keep windows ACL's and owners. (see first option for more info on what mv effectively does and the flags used)

You can also see the man page for mv, on an Isilon cluster.

not sure if this is a bug or what but i can't mv folder where my target folder is replicated via SyncIQ.  Any idea Shane ?

Shane,

I will test the move command and let you know.

Dynamox,

Target folders for SyncIQ are read-only. Meaning you can't mv or cp files into the target directory with out first breaking the sync.

Covered in the 7.2 CLI guide. Page 532 under (Replication Policies and Jobs) paragraph 3.

https://support.emc.com/docu56048_OneFS-7.2-CLI-Administration-Guide.pdf?language=en_US

sorry, i meant i can mv into my SyncIQ source directory.

dynamox,

Moving and copying to SyncIQ source should work fine as shown by the steps below:

Showing Sync Source and Target:

Source:
isi720x-1# isi sync policies list
Name       Path          Action  Enabled  Target
---------------------------------------------------
Local_Sync /ifs/data/dir sync    Yes      localhost
---------------------------------------------------
Total: 1

Target:
isi720x-1# isi sync target list
Name       Source  Target Path     Last Job State  FOFB State
------------------------------------------------------------------
Local_Sync isi720x /ifs/data/empty finished        writes_disabled
------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1

Creating a random directory:
isi720x-1# mkdir test_move

show path:
isi720x-1# pwd
/ifs/data

Show file exsists:
isi720x-1# ls |grep test_move
test_move

Moving test_move to source sync directory:
isi720x-1# mv test_move ./dir

Change directory to dir:
isi720x-1# cd dir

Show that i'm in /ifs/data/dir (source of sync):
isi720x-1# pwd
/ifs/data/dir

Show that test_move was move sucessfully into /ifs/data/dir:
isi720x-1# ls |grep test_move
test_move

What is the error you are seeing when attempting to mv files to the sync source, as there is likely something outside of the SyncIQ restricting this.

n2isilonpoc-2# isi quota quotas list
Type      AppliesTo  Path                                               Snap  Hard    Soft   Adv  Used
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
directory DEFAULT    /ifs/data/n2isilonpoc/ts/documents                 No    100.00G 90.00G -    8.2K


n2isilonpoc-2# isi sync policies list
Name        Path                                Action  Enabled  Target
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
documents   /ifs/data/n2isilonpoc/ts/documents  sync    Yes      w2isilonpoc.mycompany.com
transferts  /ifs/data/n2isilonpoc/ts/transferts sync    Yes      w2isilonpoc.mycompany.com
testcopypol /ifs/data/n2isilonpoc/nonts         copy    Yes      localhost
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 3
n2isilonpoc-2# pwd
/root
n2isilonpoc-2# mkdir dynamox
n2isilonpoc-2# mv dynamox /ifs/data/n2isilonpoc/ts/documents
mv: /ifs/data/n2isilonpoc/ts/documents/dynamox: Read-only file system
mv: /bin/cp dynamox /ifs/data/n2isilonpoc/ts/documents/dynamox: terminated with 1 (non-zero) status
n2isilonpoc-2#

OneFS 7.1.0.1 (virtual)

dynamox,

So this is a virtual are you by chance testing fail over fail back?

As a partial fail back can leave you in a state where the source is read-only.

The following command might give me a little bit better idea of where the current Sync is sitting.

This was run from the cluster I just mv'd a directory into the source directory for reference.

isi720x-1# isi_classic domain list -lw

ID    | Root Path       | Type   | Override Date | Def. Ret. | Min. Ret. | Max. Ret. | Autocommit Period | Priv. Del.

------+-----------------+--------+---------------+-----------+-----------+-----------+-------------------+-----------

65537 | /ifs/data/empty | SyncIQ | None          | None      | None      | None      | None              | Off

Shane