So, after a zillion years I finally made #rsyncd only accessible over an ssh tunnel, cuz it does zero encryption, cuz now I seem to care, even though it's all local
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

mein #offsite_backup nähert sich der Fertigstellung.

Ein alter D2701 Atom in einem thecus NAS wird zu meinem Bruder an einen Glasfaseranschluss verfrachtet.

4 enterprise 1TB HDDs mit ZFS raidz2 + 1 coldspare.

#ProxmoxBackupServer und bissel #docker mit #restic_rest_server und #scrutiny.

Nun ist die Kiste nicht mehr die schnellste und mit #netbird ist bereits alles verschlüsselt, also können wir darin plaintext machen.

good old #rsyncd rockt auf der alten Gurke noch 450Mbit Durchsatz 😎

So here's a #brainfart / #rant regarding #USB3 and #RaspberryPi 4.

I have my Photos in a
#Synology with 4GB in a RAID 1. I thought I achieved something with this redundancy until somebody said "Yeah, but if the host fails you're still fucked" ... and it's true.

So I repurposed a
#RPi4 into a #OpenMediaVault so that I could achieve an extra backup of my photos

FastForward to this week, I have my DS 720+ with SATA3 (6Gb/s) via LAN 1Gb/s backing up into the RPi4 using a USB3 (4.8Gb/s) through rsync. But I achieve only consistent 30MB/s, far from the numbers suggested by the protocols

- I checked the LAN with
iperf and I get ~850Mb/s, that should be around 100MB/s.
- The WD Red HDD appears to be at least 180MB/s
here

And then I run into
this article regarding the USB3 support of the #RaspberryPi4 ... Makes total sense, but it's a bit disappointing 🙄

I was actually pointing the finger to the
#rsync, using or not compression, and I saw no significant difference between doing the rsync through SSH or via #rsyncd

I have to change the approach, I can't maintain a
daily incremental backup with such a speed, the process takes hours!

And now looking again to rsync, maybe I should dig deeper through multithreading,
I saw solutions that take a process per folder tree and queues. Let's see

Sorry for the divagation
😇
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