Ryan Novosielski wrote:

> Yes, which is almost undoubtedly is without spooling, no? I suppose it
> all depends, but I can think of a lot more circumstances where it would
> be than would not.

I have my backups organised so that the backup of the small files runs 
concurrently with the backup of large (10G+ files) files, which are on a 
different system and RAID array. These large files get good sequential 
read speeds which should keep the data rata sufficient high so that shoe 
shining is avoided. I hope :)

I will experiment with spooling in the near future, however.

-- 
Chris Howells <chris AT transitive DOT com>
Senior SysAdmin - Transitive Ltd.
http://www.transitive.com

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