ystems with the noatime and nodiratime options. This will
prevent every stat() call from also writing to the filesystem which can be a
huge performance benefit.
noatime was already active. nodiratime was added now.
Best regards
Cliff
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Hi Paul,
Thank you for your reply!
Hm...I´m using 3.0.3 at the Dest-Server, but now I saw that the Source-Server
has 2.6.9
Do I have to enable incremental recursion and from which version is incremental
supported?
Cliff Simon
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--exclude=/some/pathes/ --rsh=/usr/bin/ssh
--link-dest=/dest.path/daily.1/ root@192.x.x.x:/path.to.backup/
Do you have an idea to reduce the backup time?
Btw: The bwlimit should not be the problem, because generating the filelist is
the most time.
Thank you very much!
Cliff Simon
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Try the following:
$ rsh n4000.premdor.com uname -a
Check to see if the remote size shows file(blocks) is >2GB
$ dd if=/dev/zero bs=1048576 count=2560 | rsh n4000.premdor.com dd
of=/premdor/gigo.test
This should create a 2.5GB file on the far end.
As a security note, you might look into ssh
I've been having other issues with rsync under AIX. I'll post them later
after I finish testing.
The flags your looking for (got them from perl 5.6.1 and it worked with
proftpd) are:
-qlonglong -D_LARGE_FILES
How it helps.
-Cliff
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