On Thu, Mar 31, 2016 at 12:11 AM, H Oli <[email protected]> wrote: > Yes, if i finally understood, what you need to do. > > If you want to backup-of-a-dirvishbackup-to-freebsd :) > > if yes, one file ( a tar or a tar.gz one ) can be copied rsynced to > freebsd without problem. >
This is a great solution. I tried it just now, although I believe it will work, I think I can't use this solution :( The size of the source is around 3-5GB, tar take too long time to complete (I was ctrl+C it after around 1 hour), not to mention the time it needed to send the file to the remote host (freebsd machine)), while total time needed to rsync to the freebsd machine using current way is only 5 mins (the fact is on the freebsd machine already has base image/file), dispite their is 5302 error on the rsync log (most of the error is "symlink has no referent") root@linux1:~# cat rsync-error.log | wc -l 5302 Wondering if it possible from Linux1 machine, after *dirvish-runall* to pull all of the backup to Linux1 machine, I PUSH the dirvish backup (using dirvish) to freebsd machine from the same bash script/cron? Thanks!
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