Keith writes:
> My understanding is that when BackupPC is doing an incremental backup via
> rsync, only the files that have changed attributes since the last full
> backup are examined.
>
> I have a backup running on a client that has just over 100,000 files
> using 24Gb, and monitoring with 'wat
Marty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's only true if rsync checksumming is not enabled.
The command line being used is:
/usr/bin/rsync --server --sender --numeric-ids --perms --owner --group -D
--links --times --block-size=2048 --recursive --checksum-seed=32761 -D
--exclude=/kae/\*\*.iso --exc
Keith Edmunds wrote:
> So are we saying that for an rsync incremental backup, we really expect
> rsync to examine every file on the client? That does seem odd to me.
>
> Keith
>
>> My understanding is that when BackupPC is doing an incremental backup via
>> rsync, only the files that have changed
So are we saying that for an rsync incremental backup, we really expect
rsync to examine every file on the client? That does seem odd to me.
Keith
> My understanding is that when BackupPC is doing an incremental backup via
> rsync, only the files that have changed attributes since the last full
>
Keith Edmunds wrote:
> My understanding is that when BackupPC is doing an incremental backup via
> rsync, only the files that have changed attributes since the last full
> backup are examined.
>
> I have a backup running on a client that has just over 100,000 files
> using 24Gb, and monitoring with
My understanding is that when BackupPC is doing an incremental backup via
rsync, only the files that have changed attributes since the last full
backup are examined.
I have a backup running on a client that has just over 100,000 files
using 24Gb, and monitoring with 'watch lsof -c rsync' shows tha
