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Best-Effort Extent-Same, a btrfs dedupe agent
``` $ make make PREFIX=/usr LIBEXEC_PREFIX=/usr/lib/bees ETC_PREFIX=/etc TAG="v0.6-138-g80c69f1" -C lib make[1]: Entering directory '/tmp/bees/lib' sed configure.h.in >configure.h -e's#@PREFIX@#/usr#' -e's#@ETC_PREFIX@#/etc#' -e's#@LIBEXEC_PREFIX@#/usr/lib/bees#' mkdir -p .depends c++ -Wall -Wextra -Werror -O3 -I../include -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64...
What is the best way to see what the deduplication status is? Once related to btrfs. And once related to bees: how much has it done, how much is left...
After running bees on a filesystem containing a parent snapshot, and then trying to do an incremental send from that snapshot, after bees has been run in between, but not...
While testing some compile issues in Gentoo for v0.6.1, I found that bees won't compile with `-O0` even in current master: ``` $ make clean && make LANG="C" CFLAGS="-O0" CXXFLAGS="-O0"...
Could we get a feature where we would make bees ignore some subvolumes which I know have high write activity but nearly zero chance of duplicate data blocks? I imagine...
Hello, I am using beesd with standard settings in beesd.conf. This is really flooding my syslog (500MB per day, rather than usually 5MB). Wouldn't it make sense to have the...
The latest `master` _does_ compile correctly, but I thought I'd inform you that the latest release (0.6.4 as of the time of posting) does not compile at all on Ubuntu...
I'm getting reproducible kernel lockups with bees 0.6.3 after hours of successful dedup. The file system being deduped is not my root and not being accessed by anything but bees....
I have been trying to run bees for few days on a backup data set of size ~500GB on a 1800GB btrfs filesystem. In testing on a small data set...
Reading the filesystem is still ok until there is an attempt to make changes (create new directory, create new file, edit file, rename), at which it soft locks that directory,...
