Kristian Klausen

That is expected, you can try to vacuum the database. Please see: https://sqlite.org/lang_vacuum.html

> You can call the tool with -processors 1 to work around this for now. That made a significant difference: ``` $ casync make --chunk-size=131072 foo.caibx foo.squashfs ea4de6574bd73cdd7dd1448324c97e5d4c313301f18e53c638f5ad023231dc93 $ du...

> What's the size of the squashfs image, with and without the compression turned on? You can see in in the `mksquashfs` log, but here you go: With xz comp:...

>> or to say all this in different words: I have the suspicion that you get best results if you pick a squashfs block size that is relatively small and...

> So with compression turned on, 42% of ~380MB (~159MB) and without compression, Where did you get 42% from? > 12% of ~1040MB (~124MB) are not reused and have to...

> Yeah, but you could try and alter both block sizes (squashfs and casync). `mksquashfs` with `-b 64K`: ``` $ casync make --chunk-size=256K foo.caibx foo.squashfs 08bfcbe52ac62383ff3d099ba57e5a4845d38899bf8d4fe7f4567f296ddc944a $ du -hs default.castr/...

More data: ``` $ casync make --chunk-size=128K foo.caibx foo.squashfs 08bfcbe52ac62383ff3d099ba57e5a4845d38899bf8d4fe7f4567f296ddc944a $ du -hs default.castr/ 411M default.castr/ $ casync make --chunk-size=128K foo2.caibx foo2.squashfs ea53a0b771d0945ff019e4978d5d7b8e381368fc31de1d535e8ed95dc674e22a $ du -hs default.castr/ 486M default.castr/ $...

> Obviously not a huge obstacle but we'll need to transition to setting it with opening `/etc/shadow` manually. FWIW `chpasswd` has a `-e, --encrypted supplied passwords are encrypted` option. Opening...

FWIW: Cups 2.4.0 added native AirPrint and Mopria support (https://github.com/OpenPrinting/cups/pull/126). For iOS to see the correct paper size, please tweak `DefaultLanguage`, `DefaultPaperSize` or `ReadyPaperSizes` and be aware of: https://github.com/OpenPrinting/cups/issues/371. Please...

@silviucc please check the "media-type" with `ipptool`: ```sh $ ipptool -tv ipp://:631/printers/ | grep media-ready media-ready (keyword) = iso_a4_210x297mm ``` If it reports the wrong type, please tweak `DefaultLanguage`, `DefaultPaperSize`...