I copied some big files (2 GB each) to my S3QL file system which has 
compression and encryption enabled. When I run du to see the file sizes in 
the S3QL file system and compare this to the original file sizes (also 
obtained with du), I find that the S3QL files are always a few bytes 
smaller than the original files except in one case where the S3QL file is a 
few kB smaller.

Is this expected or is there something funny going on here? Also, I want to 
use rsync (with rsnapshot) for automated backups to my S3QL volume (which 
is actually an Amazon Cloud Drive mounted with acd_cli) and so I'm 
wondering whether this file size mismatch will make rsync think that the 
files are always different and it will always re-upload them. Or perhaps 
the difference in file size will break the quick check algorithm and rsync 
will have to read the entire file (i.e. download it from ACD) to figure out 
that it's actually the same file, even though the file size may be reported 
differently.

Thanks,
Jonas

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