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...ook days so I looked into it more. After I discovered the --only-write-batch it makes a 52 GB file, even hitting it with 7z it only gets down to 5G plus it makes it harder to script the process. Then I got to fooling around with the -B option and found on a smaller test database that when I get to -B1024 it make the smallest file so I tried that. I get an Out of memory error in receive_sums so I back it off and when I get to about -B5120 it is good but only makes the file 36GB. I was wondering is there a hard limit, the machine has tons of free ram, the program used 1.1GB of RAM at -B5120,the versi...

...OS/Version: Linux Status: NEW Severity: normal Priority: P2 Component: ssh-keygen AssignedTo: bitbucket at mindrot.org ReportedBy: o.flebbe at science-computing.de Hi, ssh-keygen is broken on HP-UX. For instance >ssh-keygen -t dsa -b1024 Bits has bad value 1024 (too small) Reason: usage of openbsd replacement of _both_ strtonum and strtoll: The protoype of strtoll is missing from openbsd-compat.h so strtonum is miscompiled. This should affact all platforms without both "strtonum" and "strtoll". Patch appende...

...cow2 image grows only as much). Then I decided the best option was to enhance the copy-devices patch so that it can rsync devices inplace. Which I did. See the patch below, a quick and dirty proof-of-concept one, which only works if passed the proper combination of options. To be used as: rsync -B1024 --copy-devices --no-whole-file \ --stats --progress --inplace dev1 dev2 However I realised that rsync didn't minimise the writes on dev2 at all. In my testing on 100MB ext3 file systems, differing by only about 3 MB (3 MB worth of differing 1024B blocks), rsync would write 30MB worth of dat...