On 12/13/2014 06:59 PM, Ali AlipourR wrote:
2- ... and rsync files without compression flag ...
The --compress flag for rsync has nothing to do with how the files are
stored on either end. It determines whether the data is compressed as it
passes from the source rsync to the destination rsync process over the
network or whatever.
I don't have any information about the rest of the question but the
rsync option doesn't change the data as read or written, just as
transmitted.
The only difference between using compressed or not is:
source --normal--> rsync --compressed--> rsync --normal--> dst
source --normal--> rsync --not_compressed--> rsync --normal--> dst
If the fielsystems at source or dst do transparent compression then that
will be done/undone transparently.
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