Content Addressable Data Synchronization Tool
https://github.com/systemd/casync
casync provides a way to efficiently transfer files which change over
time over the Internet. It will split a given set into a git-inspired
content-addressable set of smaller compressed chunks, which can then
be conveniently transferred using HTTP. On the receiving side, these
chunks will be uncompressed and merged together to recreate the
original data. When the original data is modified, only the new chunks
have to be transferred during an update.
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| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| _link | 0000000124 124 Bytes | |
| _service | 0000000501 501 Bytes | |
| _servicedata | 0000000216 216 Bytes | |
| casync-2+git20201210.bd8898e.tar.xz | 0001250544 1.19 MB | |
| casync.changes | 0000009853 9.62 KB | |
| casync.spec | 0000002734 2.67 KB | |
| compiler_error_nonnull.patch | 0000000283 283 Bytes |
Revision 22 (latest revision is 25)
Sebastian Wagner (sebix)
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Thorsten Kukuk (kukuk)
(revision 22)
- Cleanup build dependencies - Update to version 2+git20201210.bd8898e: * docs: fix simple typo, distuingish -> distinguish * caprotocol: fix typo in protocol description * Call stat again after changing ownership of created files, so we detect reset setuid/setgid bits and reset them. * We erroneously use the st_dev value in place of the magic value if the st_dev value is cached. This causes problems extracting trees containing subvolumes. * Update to Fedora31
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