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So during a gigantic backup copy where we hard link similar files with -H, older files get copied first and then our backup system removes them from the source, giving us the problem where we are copying the same file over and over.
Having a flag to copy the newest files first would go a long way towards making this easier and more optimal for us.
Right now I'm implementing this with multiple tiered rsync jobs where I copy today's files first, then another rsync job with the month's files, then another rsync job with all files and it's pretty hacky.
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So during a gigantic backup copy where we hard link similar files with -H, older files get copied first and then our backup system removes them from the source, giving us the problem where we are copying the same file over and over.
Having a flag to copy the newest files first would go a long way towards making this easier and more optimal for us.
Right now I'm implementing this with multiple tiered rsync jobs where I copy today's files first, then another rsync job with the month's files, then another rsync job with all files and it's pretty hacky.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: