lsyncd: big directories
My plan was to use lsyncd to synchronize a directory with about 1,5m files and 0,3m directories to another host. Performance is not most important.
After first tests I see that lsyncd uses inotify and that is limited my system-settings (e.g. max_user_watches).
Is there a way I can tell lsyncd to "take it easy" and not use an inotify-registration for every file/directory?
If I set my system-settings to the required values - do I need to be afraid of a slow-down or other negatives?
rsync inotify
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My plan was to use lsyncd to synchronize a directory with about 1,5m files and 0,3m directories to another host. Performance is not most important.
After first tests I see that lsyncd uses inotify and that is limited my system-settings (e.g. max_user_watches).
Is there a way I can tell lsyncd to "take it easy" and not use an inotify-registration for every file/directory?
If I set my system-settings to the required values - do I need to be afraid of a slow-down or other negatives?
rsync inotify
asked Feb 28 at 21:38
chris01chris01
157110
add a comment |
My plan was to use lsyncd to synchronize a directory with about 1,5m files and 0,3m directories to another host. Performance is not most important.
After first tests I see that lsyncd uses inotify and that is limited my system-settings (e.g. max_user_watches).
Is there a way I can tell lsyncd to "take it easy" and not use an inotify-registration for every file/directory?
If I set my system-settings to the required values - do I need to be afraid of a slow-down or other negatives?
rsync inotify
asked Feb 28 at 21:38
chris01chris01
157110
My plan was to use lsyncd to synchronize a directory with about 1,5m files and 0,3m directories to another host. Performance is not most important.
After first tests I see that lsyncd uses inotify and that is limited my system-settings (e.g. max_user_watches).
Is there a way I can tell lsyncd to "take it easy" and not use an inotify-registration for every file/directory?
If I set my system-settings to the required values - do I need to be afraid of a slow-down or other negatives?
rsync inotify
rsync inotify
asked Feb 28 at 21:38
chris01chris01
157110
asked Feb 28 at 21:38
chris01chris01
157110
asked Feb 28 at 21:38
chris01chris01
157110
asked Feb 28 at 21:38
chris01chris01
157110
asked Feb 28 at 21:38
chris01chris01
157110
157110
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