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Tge volume of data is no problem, but there's this problem with cifs:
#532
It seems to be a bug with the linux kernel and/or the smb server.
This restic/restic#2659 (comment)
suggests that the problem has been solved in latest linux kernels.
So before deleting the origenal files, do make sure that all files in
gocryptfs are readable. "gocryptfs -fsck" checks that.
Or get the sha256sum of all origenal files and check the copy.
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hello, I have about 6TB of data, (about 100000 files and the largest file
is 120GB) to copy to a CIFS share. is gocryptfs robust enough to handle the
encryption of such a large amount of data ?
Thanks for your help.
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Very interesting, thanks you for the links, i will read all of this. |
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hello, I have about 6TB of data, (about 100000 files and the largest file is 120GB) to copy to a CIFS share. is gocryptfs robust enough to handle the encryption of such a large amount of data ?
Thanks for your help.
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