Hi,
the man page is misleading: without `--no-hard-links`, rdiff-backup does
its best to keep hard links (i.e. stores them under same inode), but
_with_ this option, it actually treats them as two different files, and
stores them under different inodes, actually duplicating the disk space
I saw today the rdiff-backup command... I wanted to know: I see in
the man page the
--no-hard-links option: "don't replicate hard links". Is the meaning
that it creates hard
links instead of to "replicate" them as separate inodes? or does it
simply exclude
new hard links from the mirror?
The
