Seems like open-noatime is a new option as it doesn't appear in the
documentation of my rsync 3.1.2 version.
Is the suggestion that by having TopDir mounted in a noatime
filesystem, then open-noatime will assure that atimes are not read/written
on the remote BackupPc-client, thereby saving time
The rysnc open-noatime option isn't supported by rsync-bpc.
Like Jeff, I use the noatime mount option on my BackupPC filesystem.
Craig
On Fri, Feb 11, 2022 at 8:46 AM wrote:
> Kenneth Porter wrote at about 18:44:40 -0800 on Thursday, February 10,
> 2022:
> > Is anyone using the rsync/rsyncd
Kenneth Porter wrote at about 18:44:40 -0800 on Thursday, February 10, 2022:
> Is anyone using the rsync/rsyncd method with the open-noatime option to
> avoid unnecessary metadata writes when comparing files?
>
Not sure what open-noatime means... but I have been running backuppc
using rsync
Is anyone using the rsync/rsyncd method with the open-noatime option to
avoid unnecessary metadata writes when comparing files?
I'm disabling atime on all my Linux partitions and wondering if that option
has any effect on Cygwin rsyncd running on my Windows 10 clients.
It does look like NTFS
