On 9 Jun 2016, at 11:35, Arnaud Aujon Chevallier wrote:
> I ran some more test and it show that the lstat calls are only responsible
> for 3.7 % of the total time.
>
> So we could avoid about a third of them (the errors numbers), which will be
> about 1%, not very interesting :)
> % time
Thanks for your answer,
I ran some more test and it show that the lstat calls are only
responsible for 3.7 % of the total time.
So we could avoid about a third of them (the errors numbers), which will
be about 1%, not very interesting :)
% time seconds usecs/call callserrors sy
There isn't an option for that and it isn't actually required that the
target directory be empty (just a good idea). Plus it has to do the
stat calls on the other end anyway so I doubt there would be much
performance benefit.
Maybe --ignore-times would cause it to not look but I kinda doubt it an
Actually, don't do --ignore-times. Even if it did prevent the stat
calls it would also tell rsync to not care about matching files in the
--link-dest dir which would be very bad.
On 06/09/2016 06:27 AM, Kevin Korb wrote:
> There isn't an option for that and it isn't actually required that the
> t
Hello,
I'm currently using rsync to backup up to 1 TB of small files of
relatively small files (hundreds of Ko mostly)
My backup strategy is to use a full backup and then backup the diff
every day using hardlink with the previous backup. This means that each
time I use rsync, the destination
