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...unning rsync 2.6.2 as it is downloaded with only the --bwlimit patch supplied by Wayne via e-mail distribution. I running on 2 different servers that have redhat 9.1 as the OS. The command line is: /home/wally/rsync/rsync-2.6.2/rsync -av --rsh=rsh --backup --stats --block-size=100000 /test/Kibbutz/Kbup_1.aaa feldor://test/Kibbutz /home/wally is a shared mount from another redhat 9.1 system. I am moving files from server X to server feldor. I have a telnet session open on feldor and it is at /test/Kibbutz and I am doing "ls -ahs" to monitor the progress of the synch. Before the synch Kb...

I have a 29 Gig full backup on a remote server (lets call if fedor) that is called Kbup_1. I have a 1.3 Gig incremental backup on my local server. I have rsync 2.6.2 on both servers. Both are RedHat Linux 9.1 on i-686 hardware platforms. I issue the command "time rsync -avv --rsh=rsh --stats /test/Kibbutz/Kbup_1 fedor://test/Kibbutz". The synch takes ~5 minutes of real time...

...g 2.6.2. The older file is the image of a full backup and is 29Gig in size. The new image is a slice of an incremental backup and is 101Meg in size. the command line is: time /home/wally/rsync/rsync-2.6.2 -av --rsh=rsh --backup --stats --block-size=<xxx> --write-batch=kbup1aaa /test/Kibbutz/Kbup_1.aaa /test/Kibbutz/work What I am observing in /test/Kibbutz/work is a file .Kbup_1.aaa.AZVyuT that is 35 Meg in size after an overnight run that has been going on for 14 hours. When I kill the job, I get real 817m10.062s and user 814m45.940s sys 7m23.870s. I have tried this without the --block-...