On Mon, Oct 01, 2007 at 08:21:25PM -0500, Stephen Zemlicka wrote:
I thought it was supposed to do it more effeciently
Yes, protocol 30 has several improvements that reduce the number of
bytes sent over the wire in addition to its incremental recursion mode.
The latter is slightly less
I have rsync + robocopy working. I would use robocopy alone but I don't think
it can do what I want to do with rsync:
rsync -avP --delete --backup --backup-dir=blah SRC DST
...specifically the --backup and --backup-dir options which I use to make
my incremental backups from the mirror, and
Is there a way to fix the skipping of overly long filenames (aside from
shortening the names ;)?
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Bah, after googling yet some more it seems like this cannot be fixed :(
On Tuesday 02 October 2007, havoc wrote:
Is there a way to fix the skipping of overly long filenames (aside from
shortening the names ;)?
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Hey all,
Any suggestions on how to estimate how much data rsync would
synchronize on average in a given installation? Assume that a full
rsync has already run and the only data being updated is just the
daily diffs.
Thanks,
noam
Noam Birnbaum
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To do that, you’d have to find out how much data is being added daily. I would
think that would closely resemble your nightly diff copies.
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* Any suggestions on how to estimate how much data rsync would
synchronize on average in a given installation?
Try recording the stats at the end for a few days and see what the
results are. If you really want to get a better idea import the data
into a spreadsheet / keep a running
On 10/2/07, Noam Birnbaum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any suggestions on how to estimate how much data rsync would synchronize on
average in a given installation? Assume that a full rsync has already run
and the only data being updated is just the daily diffs.
As Steve implied, the best way is
