Using rsync to copy a local directory to a remote computer takes a 67 seconds. Using rdiff-backup to backup the same local directory to a remote computer takes 11 minutes. Why does rdiff-backup go so slow? Does the number of increments on the remote computer influence the speed? We keep 30 previous daily increments
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