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Seems like there is no ctime (behaves like win32). So, is there a bug in the code that only shows on netbsd or is the test wrong for netbsd?
Just asked Junie AI for something like FUSE on windows: # FUSE Alternatives for Windows Yes, there are several alternatives to FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace) for Windows: 1. **WinFsp (Windows...
Hi @bpereto! The problem is the fundamental mismatch here between: - borg doing most stuff client side and not trusting the server - you wanting to do stuff server side...
borg stores all file metadata in the archive stream (similar to e.g. tar, just no file content). there are no isolated "tree objects". when first accessing an archive directory inside...
the archive stream is a linear, unindexed thing, so there is no way to read it in a non-linear way. but, borg mount supports to partially build the fs (e.g....
some of the slowness is likely not due to that, but due to latency adding up when accessing many small objects in the repo.
There is #8572 still open.
borg will use whatever is currently set in the environment. If you have multiple env vars set at the same time, it will use the one of them which the...
borg uses `logging` a lot and all that output goes to stderr by default. that is done like this because some commands / options have data flowing over stdout.
That rather sounds like a separate project, not something that should be integrated into moin.