Patrick Wolf
Patrick Wolf
IOCTL offers three key functions: FICLONE: This function duplicates entire files by sharing storage, without assessing content similarity. FICLONERANGE: This function allows for the cloning of specific byte ranges between...
https://github.com/pkolaczk/fclones/blob/a74f90d293e05856d19a4c0ac2b29b46ef16cf23/fclones/README.md?plain=1#L187 Dedupe via IOCTL calls currently uses FICLONE. Which works but the issue is that its not 100% safe as FICLONE does not check file contents as it is for...
According to ChatGPT these are the probabilities. Might be nice to add them: https://github.com/pkolaczk/fclones/blob/a74f90d293e05856d19a4c0ac2b29b46ef16cf23/fclones/README.md?plain=1#L424-L432 ``` | Hash function | Hash width | Cryptographic | Collision Probability | |-------------------------------------------------------------|------------|---------------|--------------------------| | [metro](http://www.jandrewrogers.com/2015/05/27/metrohash/)...
> fclones dedupe --dry-run outputs mv,cp,rm console commands that suggest that this will happen if --dry-run is turned off which has actually prevented me from running the command on large...
Our server currently uses about 5TB and BTDU shows all of them allocated within SynologyDrive instead of within the folder structure:  Synology Drive uses a numbered repo structure so...
Great example on Order and OrderControl. https://python-statemachine.readthedocs.io/en/latest/auto_examples/order_control_rich_model_machine.html Would find it helpful to see how python-statemachine supports users with 2+ orders. ie does it have to be 1:1 Order & OrderControl...
You have an idea for a feature that would make `transitions` more helpful or easier to use? Great! We are looking forward to your suggestion. **Is your feature request related...
**💡 Tool: Reuse fclones cache across different machines/devices** Hey fclones community! 👋 **Problem:** When you have a large dataset on a NAS or network share and want to run fclones...
Synology creates a @eaDir folder in every folder and a #snapshot folder at the root. Would be great if they were excluded by default or could be excluded via cmd...
DirFileSystem now delegates its `transaction` and `transaction_type` to the wrapped filesystem, ensuring that `with fs.transaction:` on a `dir://` instance correctly toggles the underlying `file://` transaction. This restores atomic write semantics...