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How do I make rsync ignore and not report or update certain parts of the [l]stat(2) struct or checksum when selecting which items to report or update in a hierarchy? For example, I want to run: rsync -Haxi --delete /hier1/ /hier2/ and have it NOT do anything if say ONLY the modtime differs. Leaving out or in the --times [-t] option from the expansion of -a to -rlptgoD obviously does not do this.

...s, CPU/IO load or anything like that and the source and dest paths are on the same filesystem. I've not tested times for files that are, say, 90% full instead of 90% sparse Though a 50% 35MB file was 8.5x slower than tar and had identical block counts and sha256 with both. /usr/bin/time rsync -HaxiS ./a ../ >f+++++++++ a 271.13 real 101.44 user 95.62 sys l -s ./a ../a ; rm -f ../a blocks bytes 3625 5535932416 ./a 3769 5535932416 ../a /usr/bin/time tar -cf - ./a | /usr/bin/time tar -C .. -Sxf - 57.67 real 1.10 user 27.77 sys 57.67 real...

Hi. rsync 3.0.8 FreeBSD RELENG_4 i386. rsync -Haxi --delete /.../ /.../ The first pathspec above (residing on zz, a full filesystem) is: /vvvv/wwww/xxxx/zz/ The second pathspec above (residing on yyy, an empty filesystem) is: /vvvv/wwww/xxxx/yyy/zz/ It's obviously a 'copy everything over' operation. I've had to obfuscate the pathnames, however the exact pathlength throughout

Buenas. Esta mañana estoy trasteando un poco con googlevis, sobre todo para ver si introducimos algunos gráficos chulos en la página web de la empresa ( hacemos estudios sociológicos). Y estaba viendo esta página http://neurochem.sisbio.recerca.upc.edu/?p=276 y no encuentro la forma de reproducir el gráfico de las puntuaciones factoriales . Usando gvisScatterChart puedo dibujar los puntos

Hi. Wanted to add something. There was recent talk about the use of 'checksums' by rsync to determine how or what parts of a file to copy. Something like that. Anyways, it just so happens that I have a number of files here that rsync completely fails to update... l -isT */* ; md5 -r */* ; sha1 -r */* 117969 9 -rw-r--r-- 1 a a 6144 Sep 21 03:05:37 2010 1/a 117970 9 -rw-r--r-- 1 a a 6144

...s, CPU/IO load or anything like that and the source and dest paths are on the same filesystem. I've not tested times for files that are, say, 90% full instead of 90% sparse Though a 50% 35MB file was 8.5x slower than tar and had identical block counts and sha256 with both. /usr/bin/time rsync -HaxiS ./a ../ >f+++++++++ a 271.13 real 101.44 user 95.62 sys ls -sl ./a ../a ; rm -f ../a blocks bytes 3625 5535932416 ./a 3769 5535932416 ../a /usr/bin/time tar -cf - ./a | /usr/bin/time tar -C .. -Sxf - 57.67 real 1.10 user 27.77 sys 57.67 real...

Full_Name: Oliver Balmer Version: 2.3.1 OS: Mac OS 10.4.6 Submission from: (NULL) (157.161.74.75) when working in the editor R crashes regularly. no other program ever crashes. one quite reliable way to crash it is by marking some code and then pressing the "find" command. I have had this problem with other R versions before. I have the feeling the editor is the problem. Another

...ke that and the source > and dest paths are on the same filesystem. > I've not tested times for files that are, say, 90% full instead of 90% sparse > Though a 50% 35MB file was 8.5x slower than tar and had identical > block counts and sha256 with both. > > /usr/bin/time rsync -HaxiS ./a ../ >>f+++++++++ a > ? ? ?271.13 real ? ? ? 101.44 user ? ? ? ?95.62 sys > ls -sl ./a ../a ; rm -f ../a > blocks bytes > 3625 5535932416 ./a > 3769 5535932416 ../a > > /usr/bin/time tar -cf - ./a | /usr/bin/time tar -C .. -Sxf - > ? ? ? 57.67 real ? ? ? ? 1.10 user...

...*inc; group=j(npt,1,m); slag=1//survival[1:n-1]; h=1-survival/slag; x = (j(npt,1,1)*t` - s*j(1,n,1))/w; k=.75*(1-x#x)#(abs(x)<=1); lambda=k*h/w; append; end; quit; %if &nset = yes %then %let c==group; %else %let c=; proc gplot data=_plt_; plot lambda*s &c / vaxis=axis1 vzero haxis=axis2; axis1 label=(angle=90 f=titalic 'Hazard Function' ) minor=none ; axis2 label=(f=titalic "Time (bandwidth=&width)") minor=none; symbol1 i=join color=black line=1; symbol2 i=join color=red line=2; symbol3 i=join color=green line=3; symbol4 i=join color=blue line=4;...