I am currently syncing 1.3 terabytes of files using rsync. This is spread
across about 12 filesystems all on the same server. Unfortunately we are
planning to move away from rsync because it is taking too long to run and it
takes up too much memory (some of the rsync processes take up 1.5 GB
What are you moving to?
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From: Granzow, Doug (NCI) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I am currently syncing 1.3 terabytes of files using rsync. This is spread
across
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Subject: RE: Largest file system being synced
What are you moving to?
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disagree
with the approach.
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Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 11:46 AM
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Subject: RE: Largest file system being synced
What are you moving to?
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On Thu, Jun 27, 2002 at 01:31:12PM -0700, jw schultz wrote:
It doesn't work at the filesystem level. It works at the
block device level. Every time a block is modified it is
queued for transmission to the mirror(s). If the same block
Are there any Linux users out there using the likes of
On Thu, Jun 27, 2002 at 11:30:39AM -0400, Granzow, Doug (NCI) wrote:
I am currently syncing 1.3 terabytes of files using rsync. This is spread
across about 12 filesystems all on the same server. Unfortunately we are
planning to move away from rsync because it is taking too long to run and
Hi Jason,
Are there any Linux users out there using the likes of
RAID'ed-NBD, CODA or
Intermezzo for a similar effect?
The NBD (network block device) looks interesting, it allows
you to mount a remote raw partition - so you can effectively
RAID over the network.
I'd recomend drbd over
I'm interested in large file system replication capability of rsync. Could
some of you people who use it share how large their mirroring is? What would
you say is the largest sized site being mirrored using rsync?
Thanks!
JP
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I am rsync'ing 150gig's worth of data over a 9 meg pipe. 160,000 files.
Everything works fine (latest rsync version), except large file support is
quirky and doesnt work. Any file over 2 gigs just hangs, so I just
exclude them and send them over using a different pice of software.
Aharon
