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I'm working on multiple servers and need to copy a large amount of data from one (production) to another (staging). The source server (production) has a NAS for shared files, that are accessed via symlinks.

rsync -aL --delete production-2::www/html /var/www/ > /var/log/assets-sync.log


In the log I get the following output:

symlink has no referent: "/html/share" (in www)
symlink has no referent: "/html/files" (in www)
symlink has no referent: "/html/assets" (in www)

Those are all symlinks. Does that mean I have no access to the NAS? And do -a and -L conflict in what they want to deliver?

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As @LeonardChallis suggested and a basic (--no-l) rsync worked, I turned to the server guys and they updated my permissions.

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