Re: Copy dar_manager database to another database without compression

Hi Dave,

Test I did: Using a database with read-only access:

I ran each of these without any problem:
   dar_manager -B mybase -f home/denis/.ssh/id_rsa
   dar_manager -ai -B mybase -f home/denis/.ssh/id_rsa
   dar_manager -B mybase -f home/denis/.ssh/id_rsa -ai

Thus, I could not reproduce the problem you met, which version of
dar_manager/libdar are you using?

Regards,
Denis

On 20/02/2021 00:54, Dave Serls wrote:
> On Fri, 12 Feb 2021 12:36:27 -0700
> Dave Serls <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>>   Compression time is costing me a great deal as I have a large and deep (old) database.
>>   I'm willing to trade space for time with "-z none" in another database.
>>   Is there a reasonable way to attain this?
>>
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>   Having way too much fun with dar_manager.
>   You might want to document that dar_manager needs write access to its database
>   when -ai is given for operations which one would assume to be read-only (-f for instance).
>   Are date corrections to the database made on-the-fly?
>

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