Sorin Srbu wrote:
>
>> [...]
>>> This is due to /etc/bashrc doing something at the start of the SSH session
>>>
>>> I recently saw the same issue that someone fixed with the following:
>>>
>>> ----------------------------------------
>>> there was a line in /etc/bashrc that was outputting:
>>> mesg y
>>>
>>> Simply changed it to include a terminal check:
>>> [ -t 0 ] && mesg y
>>> ----------------------------------------
>>>
>>> Seems to be an issue with recent updates to Fedora Core/RHEL/Centos ?
>> Tried reverting back to an untouched /etc/bashrc (I keep copies). No joy. 
>> Same
>> thing. 8-(
> 
> Found the problem. In another thread it was mentioned one could add 
> "--checksum=32656" or something like that to $rsyncargs and $rsyncrestoreargs 
> in order to increase the disk performance, IIRC. I did that, and then 
> completely forgot about it. My bad... I removed those arguments and the RHEL3 
> machines are now backing up as usual.


Per the docs, you need an rsync version above 2.6.2 on the remote side to 
understand the --checksum-seed option.  Earlier versions can be patched.

> The web-GUI is still really gooey (sorry...), ie slow to load.
> 
> Is this to be expected when the pool gets near 100% full, or some such?

I haven't noticed that.

-- 
   Les Mikesell
    lesmikesell AT gmail DOT com





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