Run the backup job at every cron run; skip deflate on compressed data
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@@ -21,6 +21,12 @@ instead carried by the app description, the git tag, the release, and this file.
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("1d 12:10:13" instead of "12:10:13").
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### Fixed
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- With system cron, a running backup moved forward only every other cron run: Nextcloud
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skipped the background job when cron came a few seconds before its 5-minute interval was
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over, so a backup was idle 6 of every 10 minutes. The job now runs at every cron run.
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- Photos, video and other compressed data are no longer deflated only to throw the result away:
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a quick test on three small slices of each block skips it. Compressing was the slowest part of
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a backup (about 24 MiB/s).
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- Checking a backup on an S3 location (`occ backup:verify`) took hours on a large repository:
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the index files were downloaded one at a time, at about two a second. They are now downloaded
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16 at a time: on a production instance (27,585 index files, 1 TB) the check went from about
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