Re: Split a Replica Job Into Two

Greg Troxel <[email protected]> Wed, 17 Apr 2024 11:06:40 -0400
Newsgroups gmane.network.unison.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
"'Brian Spraker' via unison-users" <[email protected]> writes:

> Synopsis - I replicate the /home path between two systems to keep home 
> folders synchronized.
>
> The storage is up to about 190 GB now.  Over the past few months, the 
> archive files are getting corrupt.  This requires that the archive file on 

This seems like the real issue.  Do you have any insight into how?  You
didn't mention OS, filesystem, if remote filesystems are involved,
unison version, etc.

> Goal - try to prevent this by creating two separate archive files.

This seems like speculation that it might help.  I can't argue it won't,
but...

> However, when running this, it still pulls from the same archive file and 
> did not create a new archive file.

As I understand it, archive files are based on hashing the paths.

> Question - is there a way to have Unison create a separate archive file?  
> It seems the archive files are based on the paths and not necessarily the 
> .prf file.

FWIW, I have shared/foo for many foo, sync those, and do not sync
/home.  That's a huge change from what you are doing, but mentioning it
in case after stepping back that makes sense for you.

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