I'm running rdiff-backup on an OS X machine which seems to have an
enormous number of resource forks, making backups very time intensive.

Even when zero files change, the backup takes ~5 hours, seemingly
because of resource forks alone. rdiff-backup produces /enormous/
mirror_meteadata.snapshot files (~7 GB), and the diff creation in
rorpiter.py takes forever.

Is there a way to disable resource fork backups?

The following variables are set in Globals.py:

resource_forks_active = None
resource_forks_write = None
resource_forks_conn = None


Thanks!
Nick

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Nick Semenkovich
314.374.4434


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