I am trying to use rsync to backup our Linux server and when the rsync is
running it uses 1-2% CPU for most operations until it reaches a tar file (or
another file archive), then the CPU usage increases to 90%. I am assuming that
rsync is looking at the individual files in the tar archive and
Hi folks,
This is a patch for rsync 2.6.9 - I'm not sure if this is the proper vehicle
for submitting them. It's been working great for us for months, and I hope
it's seen as offering useful utility in general.
Steve (who is not a subscriber to this list)
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Stephen J Friedl | Security
I've decided to proceed down another path to solve this problem, at
least until rsync is able. I've begun to code a perl script that keeps a
lookup list of file and directory names to inodes. What will occur is
the pointer list check will be run just before the rsync job and perform
name changes
On 10/9/07, Frank Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've decided to proceed down another path to solve this problem, at least
until rsync is able.
You aren't happy with --detect-renamed ?
Is there any way to
change the dry-run option to display a probable transfer size if the command
was run.
On 10/9/07, James V [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to use rsync to backup our Linux server and when the rsync is
running it uses 1-2% CPU for most operations until it reaches a tar file (or
another file archive), then the CPU usage increases to 90%. I am assuming
that rsync is looking
Date: Tue Oct 9 06:17:07 2007
Author: wayned
Update of /data/cvs/rsync/patches
In directory dp.samba.org:/tmp/cvs-serv29991/patches
Modified Files:
dynamic_hash.diff
Log Message:
Improved to avoid a hashtable slowdown for files that don't need
the extra-large hashtable.
Revisions:
