subnet, so it's not exactly the same issue.
Turning off window scalling is probably not a good solution in general, but
it's fine for me because the backup server doesn't have any other
high-throughput requirement. Even with window scaling disabled, I'm still
getting
hrow in a teergrube and they can
spend weeks doing what a google search could achieve in seconds).
Cheers,
Alun.
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't have any problem carrying on using my current method. All I was
trying to do was clarify what the original poster may have been asking.
Cheers,
Alun.
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that says "start working backwards from the end of the file until
you find n matching blocks, then transfer from that point onwards". It would
let me get rid of some horrible hacky code here!
Would it be useful to be able to tell rsync "assume the first n Kbytes of
the files at eit
usr/bin/make", "-f", "/etc/issync.mk";
where the issync.mk makefile can look at what files were synchronised and
take appropriate actions. This is a messy way of doing things, and a
postexec script on the "share" would let me lose this messy thing.
Cheers,
Alun.
xistence.
It sounds like I'm not missing some subtlety in the use of rsync, so
I think I'll hack on at implementing my backwards search idea. First
attempts, mmapping the file in 32Mbyte chunks and using the reversed
checksum, suggest I can scan backwards at around 13Mbytes/second
f the logs that we want aren't
generated via syslog anyway.
Cheers,
Alun.
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for log synchronisation. Does
anyone know of anything similar, or of any plans to make rsync capable of
reading backwards in this manner? If not, I'll go my own way with my hacked
checksum.
Cheers,
Alun.
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