Hi Les!
Thank you for the input.
Well all I see is that incremental backup with rsync can take 3 hours
for 750 MB (30 mbit/sec bandwidth, strong computers), which is
absolutely crazy. With tar this is 5 minutes at max.
So you can see my concerns :-( And I have a server where the full
backup took
On Sat, Jan 7, 2012 at 2:25 PM, Daniel dandad...@gmail.com wrote:
Well all I see is that incremental backup with rsync can take 3 hours for
750 MB (30 mbit/sec bandwidth, strong computers), which is absolutely crazy.
With tar this is 5 minutes at max.
That seems slightly extreme. What has to
Daniel wrote at about 21:25:02 +0100 on Saturday, January 7, 2012:
Only this deletion problem... This should be top priority, and should
already be in the software :-) (I mean I know it is open source etc
and that I did not develop it, but it's a feature I think many of us
would like and
Dear Les!
Thanks for the valuable information. I might try rsync again keeping in
mind what you have told me. Thank you!
Dear Jeffrey!
Yup, you are right!
BTW I meant dar (disk archiver) which is also mentioned in the
documentation of backuppc. But the same thing implies here too (if I
