I'm seeing extremely slow backup speeds. Far slower than anything I'd expect given our network layout.
We have gigabit connections and my network testing shows that we average around 105+ Megabytes / second between the two machines. So network throughput is definitely not the limiting factor. Server/Client: 10.5.8 osx leopard Rsync: 3.0.6 BackupPC: 3.2.0beta I'm *only* backing up the /Users directory currently after noticing exceptionally long backups for this client. The /Users directory is only 386MB total. So far, the backup has been running for 5 hours with cpu load rarely bumping over 40%. It seems to be hanging on a subversion repository. The repository is only about 240MB in size, a du -sh on fsomerepo in the pc/client/f %2Users/fusername/fsomerepo directory has gone on for quite some time with no result. There are no errors in the logs, here's the tail end of the XferLOG.z: > create d 755 501/20 170 jameskyle/Projects/mports/svn/ > dports/python/py-utidylib > create d 755 501/20 306 jameskyle/Projects/mports/svn/ > dports/python/py-utidylib/.svn > pool 444 501/20 234 jameskyle/Projects/mports/svn/ > dports/python/py-utidylib/.svn/all-wcprops > pool 444 501/20 436 jameskyle/Projects/mports/svn/ > dports/python/py-utidylib/.svn/entries > pool 444 501/20 2 jameskyle/Projects/mports/svn/ > dports/python/py-utidylib/.svn/format > create d 755 501/20 102 jameskyle/Projects/mports/svn/ > dports/python/py-utidylib/.svn/prop-base > pool 444 501/20 59 jameskyle/Projects/mports/svn/ > dports/python/py-utidylib/.svn/prop-base/Portfile.svn-base > create d 755 501/20 68 jameskyle/Projects/mports/svn/ > dports/python/py-utidylib/.svn/props > create d 755 501/20 102 jameskyle/Projects/mports/svn/ > dports/python/py-utidylib/.svn/text-base > pool 444 501/20 107% it's been at that point for a good while, but it *does* seem to slowly progress. Thanks in advance for any suggestions/help, -james ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Come build with us! The BlackBerry(R) Developer Conference in SF, CA is the only developer event you need to attend this year. Jumpstart your developing skills, take BlackBerry mobile applications to market and stay ahead of the curve. Join us from November 9 - 12, 2009. Register now! http://p.sf.net/sfu/devconference _______________________________________________ BackupPC-users mailing list [email protected] List: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/backuppc-users Wiki: http://backuppc.wiki.sourceforge.net Project: http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/
