Ben Gemmill

Read file chunks are kept in memory until the reading file handle is closed. If your reading patterns are sets of [open, read, don't close but move to next file]...

To clarify, when you see acdcli using a lot of memory, you can close creepminer and the usage remains? I'd also be curious what happens if you creepmine locally for...

Can you have a go at PR #374 and see if the problem persists? I'd be especially interested if, after switching to that PR, you `chown`'d the files as root,...

While `--read-only` might work as intended, in the PR I mentioned we're handling attrs from within acdcli and know how those are handled. Fuse mount arguments can be little funny:...

@acs-ferreira what happens if you use acdcli's fuse mount, and stream to a new file at the mounted location?

This feature set looks pretty cool @olihey. If I can get the fuse work submitted in https://github.com/yadayada/acd_cli/pull/374 I'll see if I can integrate this; at the moment ecryptfs is 1:1...

@sketch242 cryfs will work with that PR, but I couldn't get the performance to where it would back up and restore in reasonable amounts of time; once Cryfs goes stable...

@jrwr we can do a bit better than that with ecryptfs's ecryptfs_xattr flag. The checksum is computed and stored in the file's user.ecryptfs xattr, rather than the file contents. This...

PR is in https://github.com/yadayada/acd_cli/pull/374

I just pushed a fix to #374 that addressed this same issue for duplicity.