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Jun 10, 2010

I am backing up data from a remote server onto a local ntfs partition. It seems that the rm -rf and cp -a commands are taking a long time to complete in what should be short, incremental backups.Has anyone had similar problems when backing up to an ntfs partitionHere is my rsnapshot.conf:

Code:
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# rsnapshot.conf - rsnapshot configuration file #

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