By default rsync will try to transmit only the changed “blocks” in files, it takes time to calculate that ..i have fast network so I just tell it to go ahead and transfer the whole file if has changed, I don’t want you to spend time trying to figure out what specific blocks have changed. I find it helpful when I transfer a lot of small files, your mileage may vary.
try to add W (ie: -avW). Other option is to run multiple rsync at the same time for individual subdirectories ..of course that depends on the underlying directory structure.
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Posted October 31st, 2012 12:00
By default rsync will try to transmit only the changed “blocks” in files, it takes time to calculate that ..i have fast network so I just tell it to go ahead and transfer the whole file if has changed, I don’t want you to spend time trying to figure out what specific blocks have changed. I find it helpful when I transfer a lot of small files, your mileage may vary.