On Tue 21 May 2013, Allen Supynuk wrote:
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> ## 1) Start with an empty filesystem
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> $ df -h .
Note that you need to be using "btrfs filesystem df ."
for reliable numbers; the normal df does not take into account
background cleanups etc.
Paul
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--- Comment #29 from Scott Wood 2013-05-22 06:05:43
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As a follow up to my second question, we added the firewall rules to allow
SYN,RST,ACK,FIN and ACK traffic form the server in question and it did not
solve the problem.
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On 2013-05-21, Allen Supynuk wrote:
> I have been doing some experiments with rsync on btrfs, a
> copy-on-write file system that is approaching or having just achieved
> production-ready status depending on your requirements.
> ## 6) Use rsync --inplace to make a copy of the first file.
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I have been doing some experiments with rsync on btrfs, a
copy-on-write file system that is approaching or having just achieved
production-ready status depending on your requirements.
For my purposes the reliability appears by almost all accounts to be
there, and the compression alone makes it ver
Hallöchen!
While rsync works perfectly if you have little bandwidth, it is
difficult to use in a fast trustworthy local network. Firstly, you
have to switch off compression, encryption, and checksum
calculation. This is easily possible, although it can be hard for
people to collect all options n
