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Re: [rdiff-backup-users] Resource Forks and metadata file
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Daniel Hazelbaker |
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Re: [rdiff-backup-users] Resource Forks and metadata file |
Date: |
Sat, 29 Nov 2003 11:22:34 -0800 |
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> Hmm, are you sure it wasn't in the actual backup stage? There is no
> separate "parse the metadata stage"; it parses it as it goes along.
Odd... Maybe it got totally stuck somewhere then. I'll dig around the
logging options and see if I can see what it is doing. Granted I was not
just sitting here for 8+ hours staring at the hard disk light, but I never
saw it go on and every time I lsof'd I never saw a file on the source volume
opened. Python was consistently at 100% cpu so it was definitely working at
something...
> I think the first step is to figure out what is taking so long. It
> could be something simple like the ascii->binary converter for the
> metadata file is obscenely slow. Perhaps you could use the python
> profiler? I would tell you how to do this but in fact I have totally
> forgotten how to use it. Fortunately it's documented in the python
> library reference.
I'll hold off on my non-RF test (since I don't have the space to keep both
around) and see if I can figure out the debugging/profiling tools python
has. As long as they are somewhat similar to the standard C ones, I should
be okay... *knock on wood*
> Ben Escoto
Daniel