Hi - Comparing some backups with original data, I've found a file which is
transferred if --checksum is enabled, but isn't normally. Strangely the
mtime of the file appears to be different. I don't know why rsync isn't
copying it.
I'm doing
[root@localsys tmp]# rsync -ravv remote:/root/tmp/ ./
Andrew Gideon wrote:
> It may be clear to others, but I'm missing what you mean by this. I
> gather that rsh yielded poor results. What did you do for
> "simple data copy tests" that did well?
Sorry for being unclear:
# ttcp -s -l 819200 -t xbackX
ttcp-t: buflen=819200, nbuf=2048, align=16384/
n't a minimum threshold of
~1024 bytes before seeking.
It's not clear to me that this is my problem, but at least it would be a
sensible optimisation.
Jeremy
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Excellent! That works.
Thanks
Jeremy
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t version of rsync, but I downloaded the latest CVS
version and it is there. I applied the patch in
http://lists.samba.org/pipermail/rsync/2001-June/004370.html
too.
Is there a different utility I can use instead of rdist, as this problem
is quite urgent?
Jeremy
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