Hello Hendrik,
Hendrik Friedel wrote:
[...] My last incremental took nearly 280 minutes for about 600 MB.
This is over a 54 Mbit Wlan connection. But even over this connection
600MB are transferable in a fraction of 280 minutes...
I had a similar problem when backing up Windows-Clients to
Hi Kurt,
I would be interested in reading your HowTo for cygwin and rsncyd. As I
tried that on Windows and it was s slw, so, I went back to
Samba.
Let me know when you have done your HowTo and I'll put it through its
paces and add what ever else I find.
Thanks
Peter
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the problem.
Have you checked, how much time you save by splitting the backup?
Greetings,
Hendrik
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An: Hendrik Friedel
Cc: BackupPC User List
Betreff: Re: [BackupPC-users] Split share into several
*An:* Hendrik Friedel
*Cc:* BackupPC User List
*Betreff:* Re: [BackupPC-users] Split share into several shares
I actually do this on my tru64 unix and my sco unix machines. This works
quite well. It also uses up way less RAM with rsync, which is good because
some of the tru64 machines don't have
Hi,
My backups often don't complete due to time-outs (or whatever).
Would it make sense, to split the rsyncd share into several shares (for
example: /pictures /data /[rest]), in order to make it more likely, that a
backup finishes, and that I don't have to start from scratch if the whole
backup
I actually do this on my tru64 unix and my sco unix machines. This works
quite well. It also uses up way less RAM with rsync, which is good because
some of the tru64 machines don't have a lot of extra RAM.
I have one specific tru64 alpha 4cpu machine that I have 4 hosts setup for
and I trigger
