[Bug 1845652] Re: rsync sends everything, not just changes

2019-10-09 Thread Bryce Harrington
Thanks for following up, I'm closing the issue as requested.

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   Status: Incomplete => Invalid

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[Bug 1845652] Re: rsync sends everything, not just changes

2019-10-08 Thread peterzay
On a prior OS (16.04 or 18.04, cannot remember which) the following

rsync -v -a -r -W -p -o -g -t --delete --stats ~/Pictures /media/$USER
/USB-128GB-1/ >bkp_log

would only send differences on subsequent runs with a fat32 USB key.

Your test above seems to indicate that subsequent runs on 19.04 send
everything for vfat.

Therefore, my initial test on 19.04 must have been a fat32 USB key and
not a LUKS/ext4 USB key.

Please close this case if you are satisfied with these explanations.
Thanks.

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[Bug 1845652] Re: rsync sends everything, not just changes

2019-10-08 Thread peterzay
I have run 2 test scenarios.

A trivial folder containing 3 text files as source.

A real world case of ~/ as source.

Both cases work as expected on an LUKS encrypted ext4 USB key.

I will do some more testing on fat32 and report back.

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[Bug 1845652] Re: rsync sends everything, not just changes

2019-10-08 Thread Andreas Hasenack
When using vfat and running rsync twice, this is the diff in the stats output:
--- log1.vfat   2019-10-08 11:43:04.381667860 -0300
+++ log2.vfat   2019-10-08 11:43:17.609728451 -0300
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 Number of files: 78 (reg: 77, dir: 1)
-Number of created files: 77 (reg: 77)
+Number of created files: 0
 Number of deleted files: 0
 Number of regular files transferred: 77
 Total file size: 3,990,531 bytes
@@ -12,6 +12,6 @@
 Total bytes sent: 3,996,271
 Total bytes received: 8,830
 
-sent 3,996,271 bytes  received 8,830 bytes  534,013.47 bytes/sec
+sent 3,996,271 bytes  received 8,830 bytes  2,670,067.33 bytes/sec
 total size is 3,990,531  speedup is 1.00
 rsync error: some files/attrs were not transferred (see previous errors) (code 
23) at main.c(1196) [sender=3.1.2]

As expected, the files are transferred again, because rsync couldn't set
the permissions or ownership. These concepts don't exist in vfat.

When using ext4, the same rsync command, the diff between the two runs shows a 
different story:
--- log1.ext4   2019-10-08 11:49:01.687411326 -0300
+++ log2.ext4   2019-10-08 11:49:11.795461543 -0300
@@ -1,16 +1,16 @@
 Number of files: 78 (reg: 77, dir: 1)
-Number of created files: 77 (reg: 77)
-Number of deleted files: 1 (dir: 1)
-Number of regular files transferred: 77
+Number of created files: 0
+Number of deleted files: 0
+Number of regular files transferred: 0
 Total file size: 3,990,531 bytes
-Total transferred file size: 3,990,531 bytes
-Literal data: 3,990,531 bytes
+Total transferred file size: 0 bytes
+Literal data: 0 bytes
 Matched data: 0 bytes
 File list size: 0
 File list generation time: 0.001 seconds
 File list transfer time: 0.000 seconds
-Total bytes sent: 3,996,271
-Total bytes received: 1,504
+Total bytes sent: 1,598
+Total bytes received: 19

-sent 3,996,271 bytes  received 1,504 bytes  7,995,550.00 bytes/sec
-total size is 3,990,531  speedup is 1.00
+sent 1,598 bytes  received 19 bytes  3,234.00 bytes/sec
+total size is 3,990,531  speedup is 2,467.86


The rsync command I used was:
rsync -v -a -r -W -p -o -g -t --delete --stats /testdata/ 
/media/andreas/dataext4/

/testdata was populated with a copy of all files in /usr/bin that start
with "b*". I don't think the --exclusion parameters you used play a
factor here.

Can you please verify the target filesystem in your test case, and if
rsync reported errors? And there are other scenarios, like outlined in
comment #2.

I guess, to summarize, we need a testcase. I showed you two cases with
pendrives (vfat, and ext4), where what you describe does NOT happen.

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[Bug 1845652] Re: rsync sends everything, not just changes

2019-10-07 Thread peterzay
I frequently rebuild USB keys.

If memory serves me correctly, the USB device was LUKS encrypted ext4.


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[Bug 1845652] Re: rsync sends everything, not just changes

2019-10-07 Thread Andreas Hasenack
What's the filesystem on the target? If the target is vfat, for example,
setting ownership and permissions won't work, and -W tells rsync to
transfer the whole file.

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[Bug 1845652] Re: rsync sends everything, not just changes

2019-09-30 Thread peterzay
The following

rsync -v -a -r -W -p -o -g -t --delete --stats 
--exclude=".*" 
--exclude="/snap*" 
~ 
/media/$USER/USB-128GB-3/ 
>bkp_log

copies all contents of home folder each time it is run.

The expectation is that only changed files will be copied and replaced
on the target.

This is reproducible.


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[Bug 1845652] Re: rsync sends everything, not just changes

2019-09-30 Thread Rafael David Tinoco
Hello peterzay,

IF you are facing something like:

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/85993/why-rsync-attempts-to-
copy-file-that-is-already-up-to-date

Then I would recommend reading the 1st answer to that question, which
explains why and when rsync would try to re-sync everything again.

If not,

Could you please provide a better description of the problem, and,
perhaps, a way on how to reproduce, step by step, the issue you are
facing ?

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