2009/12/16 Gabriel - IP Guys <Gabriel AT impactteachers DOT com>

I’m sure that my configuration tells me that the maximum volume size should be 2G – and for some reason, I’ve noticed volumes that are larger than this by some way (I spotted a 20G file, I was stunned!)

 

How can I force all my volumes to be 2G maximum size, the reason I want this is because I use rsync to sync my storage daemon data to a second NAS, and I don’t need for rsync to spend hours reading a 20G files to find that just 50megs has changed J

 

Any advice appreciated

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