I also have found that antivirus software running on the client can kill
performance as the AV will try to scan each file on access, which will of
course kill performance. just something else to consider.
good luck
On Sun, Aug 10, 2008 at 10:54 PM, naigy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
> Thanks again to all whom provided assistance with this. The amount of temp
> files in that directory did appear to be the problem. Now I have had a
> complete backup in just over 98 minutes as opposed to 150 + and incremental
> are now taking about 20 minutes as opposed to taking as long as a full
> backup.
>
> The amount of files definitely seems to have been a key factor here for me.
> I suspect that it may have been due to the fact that I am running BackupPC
> on a NAS device (Dlink DNS-323) which has reasonably low specs when compared
> to most whom are running it on a fully blown server but it is ample for my
> requirements.
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