Those configuration changes will only lower CPU consumption. Are you
sure the bottleneck is CPU power and not disk I/O? In my experience,
BackupPC does a lot of random I/O, so I usually find that optimising the
filesystem, adding disk spindles and/or adding SSD cache makes BackupPC
a lot faster.
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On 29-12-15 11:18, [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
I am using BackupPC 3.2.1 (Debian package), I would like to improve
backup speed and to reduce load on my server (7 and more).
Server has 2 GB ram (it is a virtual machine attached to a QNAP device).
I was thinking about:
- $Conf{ArchiveComp} = 'gzip'; ---> set 'none'
- $Conf{CompressLevel} = '3'; ---> set '0'
do you think this will be okay?
At moment I'd prefer to get better performance even if disk occupation
on pool will be bigger.
Thank you
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