hello !
regarding diskspace, there is one idea coming to my mind:
what about storing _all_ of the backup data compressed and adding a
layer of "realtime compression/decompression" - i.e. instead of only
gzipping the data in rdiff-backup-data subdir, why not compressing the
data in "destination_directory", too ?
maybe you could do this with a block compression layer below the
filesystem... dunno if there are any of them which are writeable though.
now there is such "compression-layer":
http://www.miio.net/fusecompress/
didn`t test with rdiff-backup yet, but everybody interested should give it a
try - anyway.
since this is not very "mature" software, be cautious, though. don`t put
real important data there.
regards
roland
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