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rsync can copy locally. For instance,
http://mail.nongnu.org/archive/html/rdiff-backup-users/2002-12/msg00066.html
finds 'rsync -aH --delete' faster than 'cp -a'. Perhaps though this
was some idiosyncracy of my test (the main purpose wasn't to benchmark
rsync anyway).
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in the first group
indicate copying into an empty directory, so both processed the same
number of files.
I believe the speed complaint had to do with files that have
significant amounts of data in them.
My remark was off-topic then.
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But I could be wrong in a number of places, because I'm not sure about
the behavior of setxattr, and I just skimmed the patch quickly.
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, if the OS couldn't limit the bandwidth
directly.
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How many bytes per file on average do you think EAs/ACLs will take up?
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/getfacl
--recursive. That would make things more compatible, but may be
slightly inefficient compared to some other format. Also there may be
no point if the getf[attr/acl] format is likely to change soon.
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and got
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From: Greg Freemyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 18:00:23 -0500 (15:00 PST)
To: Ben Escoto [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For
a thoughtful summary of rsync's ACL/EA issues, see this message that
J.W
or new.
I'm curious, how does it ensure this?
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happens in its
entirety or not at all.
Even if mv is atomic, how does rsync make sure that the move doesn't
happen before the last of the data is written to the tempfile? Does
it explicity fsync the tempfile, or is there some other way it knows?
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, but this would be acceptable in most
cases. Having a more complicated format could make arbitrary accesses
faster, but what would this format be, and would it allow for the data
be compressed?
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try this with rdiff-backup. It is slower than rsync
but when a connection gets dropped it can resume it next time where it
left off.
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rdiff/rdiffdir. They also let you create
rsync-style signature and diffs offline.
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bothered me about it).
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features of
rsync3, or at least something about the whole structure being very
flexible.
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cool
stuff up.
This message is longer than I intended - it's always dangerous to
write volumes on something I know nothing about :-)
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, ... where d1 is a some kind of delta from
x0 to x1 (or I suppose an encrypted delta from v0 to v1)? Or have I
misunderstood your system?
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dependent than yours, but I don't have a
good way of saying this clearly, or proving that his scheme maximizes
this property.
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BE == Ben Escoto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote the following on Tue, 04 Jun 2002 10:02:58 -0700
KE When I finally took the time to properly read Rusty's
KE gzip-rsyncable patch[1] while writing this mail, I discovered
KE that it appears to use this same general technique, although the
KE
many people have already figured
out the best way to handle latency, errors, etc.
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of going
about doing it? For (1), rsync+ almost seems to do what I want, but I
am having some issues with it. (2) may be more important, but I'm not
sure how it could be done. librsync? Thanks for any advice.
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