Hi,
i use USB-disks for backing up my server and a few clients. The full
backups do not run overnigth (21h to 6h). I assume that this is due to
the time needed for compression. The average compression rate is at a
mere 30% because of the multi media files (many movies). Is it possible
to exclude some filetypes from compression? Or did anybody try to use a
parallel working version of gzip/bzip?
Thanks a lot
Malte Müller
Config:
Bacula5 on OpenSUSE 11.1
bacula-dir.conf, FileSet:
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FileSet {
Name = "goldFileSet"
Include {
Options {
signature = MD5
compression=GZIP
noatime=yes
}
File = /home
File = /root
File = /etc
File = /usr/local/src
File = /samba
File = /opt
File = /var
File = /backup
File = /srv
}
Exclude {
File = /proc
File = /tmp
File = /.journal
File = /.fsck
File = /srv/backup
File = /media
File = /var/lib/mysql
File = /backup
}
}
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