Hi all,
> When using rsync, both v3 and v4 will always only transfer changes. In
> v3 you can speed the process up further by using checksum caching. No
> need to run incrementals even, since the difference is not in the data
> transferred, but that the files' integrity is double-checked by
> checksumming on the client when doing a full. In v4 this is even
> smarter, as it is able to do pool matching before transferring, checking
> if the new file already exists in the pool from a different name or host.
>
> In other words, use rsync/rsyncd and you are all set.
Thanks for clarification - i tested it out, doublechecked the network usage and
it really worked out.
G8 stuff - didn't read it from the manual.
Thanks and best regards,
Andreas
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