On Thursday, March 14, 2019 at 1:41:48 PM UTC+1, Bartek R wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I was successfully running Bareos 17.2 for two months after trying 18.2 (it
> was unstable when i have tested it). I do have some older pieces of hardware.
> Before installation of 18.2 my backup jobs was able to satur
Am 14.03.19 um 13:41 schrieb Bartek R:
> I wanted to disable fd-sd compression selectively for this one
> particular slow fd.
What compression algorithm do you use? Most of them are painfully slow.
Try lzo or lz4 (not lzfast), they don't provide as good compression as
gzip, but they are so fast th
I had a compression problem.
and I solved it by separating compressed and not compressed files
#file-set.conf
FileSet {
Name = richard-srv-fd.files
#бэкапим все, исключая определнные типы файлов
Include {
Options {
compression=GZIP9
signature= MD5
onefs=no
#Plugin=te
You are also using gzip9 while it achieve normally the best ratio, you can
spend a lot more cpu time than using gzip2 (or 4) for very little space saved.
I encourage you to test the difference between those on your own data.
On mercredi, 20 mars 2019 09.25:12 h CET Rinat Camal wrote:
> I had a
naaah.
I've created this fileset when I was backing up 1,5 TB folder.
Most of data in shared folder already compressed by other formats (*.dt, xls,
etc...) and they are in exception list.
there is little amount of files to compress left.
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