using Backup Station for MD0_DATA folder

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using Backup Station for MD0_DATA folder

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How can I set Backup Station to backup the files in my /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg folder?

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Re: using Backup Station for MD0_DATA folder

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I am doing the following command to copy everything from the .qpkg folder to a folder called QPKG on my Download folder on my external SATA drive that Backup Station also uses:

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rsync  -avrhtu --progress /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg /share/external/sdya1/Download/QPKG
Speed of copy reports 1.6 MB/s, which seems slow....
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ckahn wrote:I am doing the following command to copy everything from the .qpkg folder to a folder called QPKG on my Download folder on my external SATA drive that Backup Station also uses:
Why don't you perform a recursive file copy?

Something like:

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cp -r /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg /share/external/sdya1/Download/QPKG

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Re: using Backup Station for MD0_DATA folder

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OneCD wrote:
ckahn wrote:I am doing the following command to copy everything from the .qpkg folder to a folder called QPKG on my Download folder on my external SATA drive that Backup Station also uses:
Why don't you perform a recursive file copy?

Something like:

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cp -r /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg /share/external/sdya1/Download/QPKG
Would that be faster?
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Re: using Backup Station for MD0_DATA folder

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ckahn wrote:Would that be faster?
Try it and see for yourself. ;)

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