rsync - Jun 2011 - meaning of rsync statistics figures

Hi,

 

I don?t know if this is the palace top put my inquire, if is not, I
apologize and ask if someone can redirect me to the right place. 

 

I?m using rsync as a backup system from my PC (windows) network using a
command like

 

rsync ?av remotePath localPath

 

at the end of the process, rsync prints some summary statistics that I don?t
know what exactly means.

 

Sent 2742043 bytes  received 377885 bytes  271298.09 bytes/sec

Total size is 44016420050  speedup is 14108.15

 

Which is the meaning of all of this figures?

 

If I change the command to

 

rsync -avv remotePath localPath

 

there is an extra statistic that says

 

total: matches=0 hash_hits=0 false_alarms=0 data=152576

 

this last figure is the total size, in bytes, of the files sync?ed

 

Is it possible to get the size  of the files really transferred without
using the double ?v? argument?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

 

Guillermo Garc?a Sir

CIS Asociados Consultores en Transporte S.A.

Austria 2042 Providencia

Santiago de Chile

F: 56-2- 2051033  Fax: 56-2-2051029

www.cisconsultores.cl 

 

 

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On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 7:33 AM, memo garcia <mgarcia at cistrans.cl>
wrote:
> at the end of the process, rsync prints some summary statistics that I
> don?t know what exactly means.
>
> ** **
>
> Sent 2742043 bytes  received 377885 bytes  271298.09 bytes/sec****
>
> Total size is 44016420050  speedup is 14108.15
>
That's pretty straight-forward -- it sent 2.7 MB over the wire, received 377
KB over the wire, and all the files in the whole transfer hierarchy were 44
GB.  Using --stats will give you a further breakdown, including the total
size of the files that were updated and how much of that data was matched
and how much was sent literally.

..wayne..
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