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Re: Speed and regression


From: Duffer
Subject: Re: Speed and regression
Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2024 05:09:59 +0000
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On 2024-09-25 22:30, Duffer wrote:
Hi.

I'm using rdiff-backup 2.2.6 for a large amount of data. All traffic is encrypted via stunnel.

I have two concerns:

1. Speed

With SSH, the speed I've seen is 25-50 Mbps, probably averaging 30-40 Mbps. iperf3 gets around 500 Mbps between my local system (destination) and the remote system (source). The SSH speed seems excessively slow to me - maybe 6-8% of the measured bandwidth.

I switched to mapping the data source via NFS. Now I'm seeing full speed for the transfers.

Why is SSH so incredibly slow? Is that expected? I'm okay using NFS but I liked the convenience of SSH.

2. Regression

As noted, my backup was very slow so I stopped it (CTRL-C). The next time I ran the backup, it went into "regress" mode, so I lost all the progress. Is there no way to avoid this and resume somehow? I couldn't find anything in the FAQ.

The regress didn't take long at all but it's now been running over 10 hours and I've seen little progress. Disk usage hasn't increased at all. Is this expected? I thought after the regress it would start downloading, like it did before. I can't tell what it's doing but I seem to see it reading a lot from the disk. I used "-v 3" but maybe I should have opted for more output.



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