On 2/16/18 10:09 AM, Nils Privat wrote:
> Nice patch, thanks. The patch works straightforward, we just have to
> include "zstd: 1" in "/etc/vzdump.conf" to be able to use more CPUs.
> In order to use this patch we have to clone and make zstd first because the
> delivered zstd on debian stretch is t
Hi,
On 11/6/17 12:49 PM, Oliver Jaksch wrote:
> Some users, including me, are discussing about the possibilities to extend
> the backup routines to offer more compression programs:
> https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/suggestion-add-lrzip-to-backup-compression-options.29496
>
> I've made a small
> Question @PVE-Devel: To finish this patch up we have to include a clone of
> https://github.com/facebook/zstd to your git repositories
> https://git.proxmox.com, is that possible?
Instead, try to include that into Debian.
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Nice patch, thanks. The patch works straightforward, we just have to
include "zstd: 1" in "/etc/vzdump.conf" to be able to use more CPUs.
In order to use this patch we have to clone and make zstd first because the
delivered zstd on debian stretch is to old.
Question @PVE-Devel: To finish this patch
Some users, including me, are discussing about the possibilities to extend the
backup routines to offer more compression programs:
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/suggestion-add-lrzip-to-backup-compression-options.29496
I've made a small set of patches to be able to use zstd
(https://github.co
