On 11/05/2014 02:37 PM, Super Strobi wrote:
> Let me rephrase the question differently:
>
> If I watch the original "myfsdata" directory, and looking at nodes like:
>
> myfsdata/s3ql_data_/188/s3ql_data_188998
>
> Is there any reason why rsync *thinks* they have changed with having
> added only 2GB of data inside the file system.
I can't speak for rsync, but as far as S3QL is concerned, these files
are write-once. In other words, they are created with their final
content and may be deleted at some point, but in regular operation
(i.e., excluding fsck.s3ql after a crash) they are never modified or
recreated, no matter what you do inside the S3QL mountpoint.
Best,
-Nikolaus
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