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Dan Langille wrote:
> With the upcoming release of 2.2.0, we should publicize Bat as much
> as possible. I'll write something up in advance. It will be
> similar to the previous press release:
>
> http://www.bacula.org/about/press/presskit200.html.en
>
> Then I'll be looking for help with two things:
>
> - translation - into whatever languages we can
> - distribution - post it to relevant websites
>
> In the meantime, suggestions for major highlights in this release are
> very welcome. I read through the ChangeLog, but the only big thing I
> know of is Bat.
Going through what I summarized in the Freshmeat announcements, I
believe there are some performance improvements in:
- - Volume pruning
- - Backups, namely SQL inserts (batch inserts) and the use of
posix_fadvise() in the FD
- - restores (memory tree optimizations)
- - SQLite3 performance (PRAGMA synchronous=OFF)
New features seem to be:
- - heartbeat for all connections (untested)
- - improved volume reservation code (less conflicts in multi drive
autochangers, ...)
- - detection of file size/date change during backup (if enabled)
- - 'Recycle Pool' feature
- - pruned volumes are reusable immediately
Those are just copy/pastes from the Freshmeat summaries, there might be
others.
Greetings,
Michel
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