[Orca-users] Re: duplicate data files

[Liston Bias]

>From the clients, I currently rsync to two locations... one for the
non-bz2 files and one for bz2 compressed.  I actually put the
non-compressed files in /tmp with rrd which seems to help with
performance, but they will obviously be gone if system crashes.

- Liston

# No delete parameter so can purge local bz2 files
${RSYNC} -va --include '*bz2' --exclude='*' ${ORCADATA}/${IAMSRC}/
orca@${RSYNCSERV}::orcapast/${IAMDEST}/

# RSYNC CURRENT non-bz2 files
${RSYNC} -va --delete --exclude 'orcallator.pid' --exclude '*bz2'
${ORCADATA}/${IAMSRC}/ orca@${RSYNCSERV}::orcanow/${IAMDEST}/



On Fri, 13 Sep 2002, Sean O'Neill wrote:

> At 05:48 PM 9/13/2002 +0000, jannev66 wrote:
> >How will orca react to having the same data file twice, one
> >compressed and one not?
> >
> >orcallator-2002-09-13-000
> >orcallator-2002-09-13-000.Z
> >
> >The uncompressed file gets sent every 15 minutes during the day, and
> >the compressed file gets sent one per day (after the daily restart.)
> >Perhaps I'll write a script on the server to clean up the
> >uncompressed files, but I'm just curious how orca will deal with this.
>
> You thought about using rsync with the --delete switch ?  This will
> automagically take care of this house cleaning for you.  Works great.
>
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