Holger writes:
I like the idea of taking *any* identical file from the pool as reference
though. I don't know if it is possible (i.e. whether the remote rsync will
transfer one checksum covering the whole file before the local part needs to
commit to selecting one file), but it certainly
Hi,
Krsnendu dasa wrote on 21.01.2007 at 13:45:55 [Re: [BackupPC-users] Avoiding
long backup times]:
On 20/01/07, Holger Parplies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I read, that backuppc stores every identical file only one time.
Basically true, but BackupPC needs to determine that the file
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/24/2007
09:28:51 PM:
I like the idea of taking *any* identical file from the pool as reference
though. I don't know if it is possible (i.e. whether the remote rsync
will
transfer one checksum covering the whole file before the local part
needs to
commit to
Hi,
Timothy J. Massey wrote on 24.01.2007 at 23:21:28 (04. Woche) [Re:
[BackupPC-users] Avoiding long backup times]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/24/2007
09:28:51 PM:
I like the idea of taking *any* identical file from the pool as reference
though. I don't know if it is possible (i.e
,
Clemens von Musil wrote on 20.01.2007 at 00:31:12 [[BackupPC-users]
Avoiding long backup times]:
[...]
One configured backup host has a very slow network connection - a
full
backup lasts about two days. Because of the exclusive run of
backuppc_nightly in 2.xx, I learned, this full backup
On 20/01/07, Holger Parplies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I read, that backuppc stores every identical file only one time.
Basically true, but BackupPC needs to determine that the file is identical to
something and to what. Sparing you the transfer (if possible with reasonable
cost) is rsyncs
in the BackupPC
documentation?
Nils Breunese.
Holger Parplies wrote:
Hi,
Clemens von Musil wrote on 20.01.2007 at 00:31:12 [[BackupPC-users]
Avoiding long backup times]:
[...]
One configured backup host has a very slow network connection - a full
backup lasts about two days. Because
Krsnendu dasa wrote:
So...
With tar and smb the file is transfered then it is checked to see if
it is the same as a file already in the pool. If it is already in the
pool a link is created and the copied file is deleted.
Whereas rsync checks if the file is the same as another in the pool
Hi all,
while playing with backuppc, I got some new questions... New at least
for me ;-)
One configured backup host has a very slow network connection - a full
backup lasts about two days. Because of the exclusive run of
backuppc_nightly in 2.xx, I learned, this full backup stalls all other
Hi,
Clemens von Musil wrote on 20.01.2007 at 00:31:12 [[BackupPC-users] Avoiding
long backup times]:
[...]
One configured backup host has a very slow network connection - a full
backup lasts about two days. Because of the exclusive run of
backuppc_nightly in 2.xx, I learned, this full
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