invalid literal

[reagle]

Was testing the most recent version and got the following error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/reagle/bin/bsync", line 866, in <module>
    show_conflict(f1, f2, path)
  File "/home/reagle/bin/bsync", line 479, in show_conflict
    p1 = getfilemode(f1.type, f1.perms)+" "+f1.size+"B ("+getdatestr(f1)+")"
  File "/home/reagle/bin/bsync", line 469, in getfilemode
    return type + stat.filemode(int(perms, 8))[1:]
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 8: ''

[pdxvr]

I get this all the time too. I haven't figured it out yet, but it would be nice to. I usually just delete my snapshots but that's a little risky

[pdxvr]

I've had to stop using this as I started getting this all of the time. I don't think it's a hard fix, but I don't know Python. I understand what the error is and what it's doing, I just don't have the Python to fix it myself.

[dooblem]

Hello @reagle @pdxvr

Can you help me to reproduce? I not too confidential you may send me the .bsync-snap files.

On what filesystems are the files?

[reagle]

I haven't used bsync since 2016 when I reported this.

[pdxvr]

I stopped using this after my last post, however I'm willing to give it another run if you have the patience to wait until I'm able to reproduce the error.

[dooblem]

Thanks @pdxvr . would be great. You may take your time as I did ;)

[dooblem]

This is probably because you have a filesystem on fat.
Check #38 . at least now it should not crash.
I'm closing this in favor of #38

[pdxvr]

I just ran the older version and got this error, installed the newest version and it worked. Thanks!