Hi there, This email was going to be a (mild) complaint about restore times, but then I noticed an odd thing: If I restore a directory with about 30 full-size, full-resolution images, the directories in the path to the directory I restore are all created within about 45-90 seconds, and then the files start coming down at roughly the rate I might expect for files of about 2 MB each. The files were all restored within about 5 minutes. If I restore a single, small text file, it is restored in seconds.
Yet in both cases, the command does not exit for about 16-21 minutes, which is what was going to lead me to complain. However, the actual restore was done about as quickly as one would expect. In all test cases I used the following command: tarsnap -x -f ARCHIVE media/USER/PATH/DIRECTORY tarsnap -x -f ARCHIVE media/USER/PATH/DIRECTORY/FILE.EXT Is it possible I'm doing something wrong, or is this a known bug? There is nothing mentioned at http://www.tarsnap.com/improve-speed.html that would seem to be about this. Thanks. Craig