[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I installed BackupPC 3.0.0 on a Fedora Core 6 (server) in order to back 
> up Windows XP client.
> For your information, I use rsyncd.
> 
> I'm checking and testing all differents compression levels to compare them.
> The test is based on 3.00 Gb in full backupc. There are more than 400 
> files to back up.
> 
> For the moment, I tested with the levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and without 
> compression (i.e. 0) and the difference
> between the levels is very very small.
> 
> For example :
> 
> Without Compression :  Time : 57.4 min  /  Size : 3055.1 Mo  / 
>  Compression : 0.0 %
> Level 1 :  Time : 63.0 min  /  Size (without compression) : 3055.1 Mo  / 
>  Size (after compression) : 2997.4 Mo   /  Compression : 1.9 %
> Level 2 :  Time : 65.9 min  /  Size (without compression) : 3055.1 Mo  / 
>  Size (after compression) : 2996.3 Mo   /  Compression : 1.9 %
> Level 3 :  Time : 58.0 min  /  Size (without compression) : 3055.1 Mo  / 
>  Size (after compression) : 2995.2 Mo   /  Compression : 2.0 %
> Level 4 :  Time : 59.2 min  /  Size (without compression) : 3055.1 Mo  / 
>  Size (after compression) : 2994.6 Mo   /  Compression : 2.0 %
> Level 5 :  Time : 62.8 min  /  Size (without compression) : 3055.1 Mo  / 
>  Size (after compression) : 2993.6 Mo   /  Compression : 2.0 %
> Level 6 :  Time : 59.3 min  /  Size (without compression) : 3055.1 Mo  / 
>  Size (after compression) : 2993.0 Mo   /  Compression : 2.0 %
> 
> Ok it's more and more compressed when the compression level increase but 
> it's very light.
> Do you think that my tests are " normal " ?

That doesn't sound anywhere near normal unless your files are already 
compresssed or gif/jpeg, etc. where compression is standard, or consist 
of encrypted or random data.  I'd expect text files to compress by 50% 
or so and database files with fixed width fields much more.

-- 
   Les Mikesell
    [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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