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Attic and large files #63

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jure1 opened this issue Apr 4, 2014 · 5 comments
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Attic and large files #63

jure1 opened this issue Apr 4, 2014 · 5 comments

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@jure1
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jure1 commented Apr 4, 2014

I've recently found out about attic and it seems really interesting, but I'm having trouble backing up large files (ie. dvd images). Is it possible to do something about it - skip deduplication, decrease compression or something that would speed things up?
I've tried creating and running attic on a large directory with many small files and it works great, but now I'm creating a new repository of a bunch of home folders and from the output of lsof I can see it takes several hours to backup large files.
Update: I'm using encryption, transferring over ssh with arcfour and compression enabled over a 10mbit line. It seems that the network is the bottleneck.

@jborg
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jborg commented Apr 4, 2014

Yeah, Attic should have no problem filling a 10mbit line.

Is it okay to close this issue now, or do you have other large file related problems and/or questions?

@jure1
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jure1 commented Apr 5, 2014

If anyone else has problems: I've switched to ssh hpn, set the compressionlevel to 1 and ciphers to arcfour128 and now it is better. So yes, it's ok to close the issue now.

@anarcat
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anarcat commented Dec 16, 2014

bump: this issue can be closed.

@rpodgorny
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mentioning ssh-hpn, this would be a nice fit: #99

@ThomasWaldmann
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please close.

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