That wouldn't be a problem because the plan was to move them back to the initial machine where they'd have matching owners. The issue was that because the ssh user didn't have root permissions, it could only set the file owner to itself.
I found a workaround. Check my edit. Thanks for responding.
You're on the right path. Check my edit. It was rsync who didn't have the permissions on the receiving end. It didn't matter that it was a zfs directory.
For us it was strips of paper rolled up super tight and bent across a rubber band. We called them wasps and a well-aimed wasp could give you a sizeable welt.
My favorite part of this game is that the developers had to write special code so that Mickey's ears are always facing the camera as is canon in Disney animations.
My wife is playing through Dreamlight Valley and they used a static model and it's depressing.
With some pens, you can jam the spring between the button and the silver thing on the bottom right and the white thing next to it. Then jam it into the top of the pen with the ink stick until it sticks.
Then press the button on the top of the pen and the white thing shoots across the room.
Rsync will compare the contents of the source directory with the target directory. If it finds a match, it won't copy the files, if there's no match, it copies.
If your goal is to have 1:1 copies, you can use the --delete flag to remove extraneous files in the target directory that aren't in the source directory.
If you use the -a flag, it'll maintain all of your permissions.
You can literally rsync a linux installation from one machine to another. While the source machine is running. Pretty nuts.
I got an external ORICO USB hard drive dock and two 3.5" hard drive cases (also by Orico). Every month or so, I plug them in and rsync files over. I'm lucky that one specific folder is about the size of one drive, so I just manually split them. There's probably a better way to do that if you don't have an obvious split.
Then the 3.5" drives in their colorful cases go into a fireproof safe in the basement. I also added another pair for semiannual backups that go to my inlaws.
I don't know about Carvana, but plenty of scummy dealers will give insane rates to people with no credit check, repo the car while they're still underwater on the loan, and sell it to someone else. You can have two or three people paying off the same car.
Oh, also, they somehow encourage the most gullible people who can't afford their loans to just let the car get reposessed instead of attempting to sell it back to the dealer.
Yeah and “we can do it,” until the men come back home and take the jobs back.