[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Wayne Davison wrote:
Another option would be to use some kind of a compressed filesystem.
Do you know of one that works on Linux? I searched for this a few months
back
but came up empty.
Thanks,
Joe
I'm currently working on a tool that would do such a
On Thu, Jan 20, 2005 at 09:57:59PM -0800, Rick Mann wrote:
Is there any way to [have locally-compressed files] in rsync?
No, not at this time. To implement it would require some new kind of a
quick check algorithm, which would probably require a database of some
kind (the existing algorithm
--- Wayne Davison wrote:
Another option would be to use some kind of a compressed filesystem.
Do you know of one that works on Linux? I searched for this a few months back
but came up empty.
Thanks,
Joe
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Hi. I work at an online content provider. We have magazine articles in
thousands of files stored on our servers. Files are added to the
repository on a regular basis. I use rsync extensively (thank you to
the authors) to periodically copy newly added files to my local copy of
the repository
