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Maximizing rsync performance between Linux and Solaris

I now am a proud owner of an OpenIndiana server, and I’ve been moving files to it over gigabit ethernet for the past few hours. During this time, I’ve made some important realizations, and I figured I’d note them here for everyone’s benefit.  My transfers started off at about 10MB/s sustained, which is right around 100Mbit/s speeds, but on a gigabit network. 1. Ethernet Cables Something we don’t think about too often these days is the type/quality of Ethernet cable we’re using [...]

Ignoring SVN and CVS files with rsync

I found out how to get rid of those pesky Subversion and CVS files as well as some other crappy files laying around when rsyncing. It’s really quite simple. It turns out the *-C* switch does this for you: rsync -Cavrx … Very nice.