lzo compression in dar 2.5.x
Denis Corbin <[email protected]> Sat, 18 Feb 2017 21:12:46 +0100
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Hello all, As reported by Cedric Ware ( https://sourceforge.net/p/dar/bugs/195/ ) dar/libdar does not use the same way the lzo compression per level as what the lzop program does (lzop is the equivalent program to gzip for lzo compression). Dar always uses the best compression algorithm having the compression level smoothly varying from 1 to 9. lzop uses the best compression algorithm for level for levels 7 to 9 (same as dar) but uses faster but less efficient lzo algorithms for levels below 7. In fact there is only two behaviors: Level 1 having the fastest and less efficient lzo algorithm, levels 2 to 6 --- all equivalent --- having an intermediate compression ratio and lzo algorithm speed. In particular from those that are used to use lzo with lower compression level than 7, I need your feedback to decide whether the libdar implementation should be changed to be equivalent to what lzop does or should it stay the same as what it is today. You can participate to the survey at: http://www.mesopinions.com/survey/autres/libdar-lzo-compression-modified - -order-mimic/5911 This survey will end the 18th of march If you want to comment on this topic, please use the dar-discussion mailing-list: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dar-discussions Thanks in advance for your feedback, Regards, Denis -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIVAwUBWKiqvggxsL0D2LGCAQipmg/+N7Z41g9w2c/U//z0IcP3+Pvmvyhka1rp 1Giuovw1BQiMBVFJGw4ojCrm8XfORCnLPD4BKyeo+tK2wIsrWk9vd5NsX69WWRG1 IkNbcswp4yepAuFwiprFRD6bMxQXNly+5PAnblXmotG/7F4zap1cDWbJ02s1lXh9 O9VT/NIGyKnjKDI1k8NGIjDh/6vO9QmEPhdTWHZB7YTBAwWwiBsrHbMz1YX5F8qd oAryXMtKLFUSU1HEPKOUloslilKr/VTqrwGStEg7zNCrjkaIQFNh0UFj0uWcWbH7 Ws8h8e/dy3YCGG/A46VVAVBDN8soNgbPd2sTCEWcspsswmbV+TZI1GCmlRHueD49 nxuAMQm2av4sPukhrFRJLbvGD/YuHFFKr15gXuwayGhAv5PbJSW3posadG4i0YwW 2OPE6mKDiyGE6Yd7AgGBeQwiGqA1nVPBaxM9/XEFwyRY0+hZt6s8VlN+zNGolSDZ 0NakAQINYveaKnc4PyK+WE7+BsuH3Y3ukYUNVgYLpbQFsCoP9OKQCA553Xf25zCo k8bJwrTSpQuZpJGvRoeLeAR8WHseBRd87gKiUj2ynIqdNSJEVwNNzpM287+jlyVl w4OFsyQCXtYrvyKkwVNT3Yb3m8w3q6OASkNqtr4kY4ccMRwrqksh7HA3xS9l8+n9 528o4ncZvO8= =T/zk -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, SlashDot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot