casync
From Gentoo Wiki
casync is a content-addressable data synchronization tool. It can be thought up as a hybrid between git and rsync; able to store changes between files and quickly send/receive them. It is capable of operating on the block layer using raw devices and the filesystem level.
Installation
USE flags
USE flags for net-misc/casync Content-Addressable Data Synchronization Tool
fuse
|
Enable fuse support |
man
|
Build and install man pages |
selinux
|
!!internal use only!! Security Enhanced Linux support, this must be set by the selinux profile or breakage will occur |
test
|
Enable dependencies and/or preparations necessary to run tests (usually controlled by FEATURES=test but can be toggled independently) |
udev
|
Enable virtual/udev integration (device discovery, power and storage device support, etc) |
Emerge
root #emerge --ask net-misc/casyncUsage
Invocation
user $casync --helpcasync [OPTIONS...] make [ARCHIVE|ARCHIVE_INDEX|BLOB_INDEX] [PATH]
casync [OPTIONS...] extract [ARCHIVE|ARCHIVE_INDEX|BLOB_INDEX] [PATH]
casync [OPTIONS...] list [ARCHIVE|ARCHIVE_INDEX|DIRECTORY]
casync [OPTIONS...] mtree [ARCHIVE|ARCHIVE_INDEX|DIRECTORY]
casync [OPTIONS...] stat [ARCHIVE|ARCHIVE_INDEX|DIRECTORY] [PATH]
casync [OPTIONS...] digest [ARCHIVE|BLOB|ARCHIVE_INDEX|BLOB_INDEX|DIRECTORY]
casync [OPTIONS...] mount [ARCHIVE|ARCHIVE_INDEX] PATH
casync [OPTIONS...] mkdev [BLOB|BLOB_INDEX] [NODE]
Content-Addressable Data Synchronization Tool
-h --help Show this help
--version Show brief version information
-v --verbose Show terse status information during runtime
-n --dry-run When garbage collecting, only print what would
be done
--store=PATH The primary chunk store to use
--extra-store=PATH Additional chunk store to look for chunks in
--chunk-size=[MIN:]AVG[:MAX]
The minimal/average/maximum number of bytes in a
chunk
--digest=DIGEST Pick digest algorithm (sha512-256 or sha256)
--compression=COMPRESSION
Pick compression algorithm (zstd, xz or gzip)
--seed=PATH Additional file or directory to use as seed
--cache=PATH Directory to use as encoder cache
-c --cache-auto Pick encoder cache directory automatically
--rate-limit-bps=LIMIT Maximum bandwidth in bytes/s for remote
communication
--exclude-nodump=no Don't exclude files with chattr(1)'s +d 'nodump'
flag when creating archive
--exclude-submounts=yes Exclude submounts when creating archive
--exclude-file=no Don't respect .caexclude files in file tree
--reflink=no Don't create reflinks from seeds when extracting
--hardlink=yes Create hardlinks from seeds when extracting
--punch-holes=no Don't create sparse files when extracting
--delete=no Don't delete existing files not listed in archive
after extraction
--undo-immutable=yes When removing existing files, undo chattr(1)'s +i
'immutable' flag when extracting
--seed-output=no Don't implicitly add pre-existing output as seed
when extracting
--recursive=no List non-recursively
--mkdir=no Don't automatically create mount directory if it
is missing
--uid-shift=yes|SHIFT Shift UIDs/GIDs
--uid-range=RANGE Restrict UIDs/GIDs to range
Input/output selector:
--what=archive Operate on archive file
--what=archive-index Operate on archive index file
--what=blob Operate on blob file
--what=blob-index Operate on blob index file
--what=directory Operate on directory
--what=help Print allowed values
Archive feature sets:
--with=best Store most accurate information
--with=unix Store UNIX baseline information
--with=fat Store FAT information
--with=chattr Store chattr(1) file attributes
--with=fat-attrs Store FAT file attributes
--with=privileged Store file data that requires privileges to
restore
--with=fuse Store file data that can exposed again via
'casync mount'
(and similar: --without=fat-attrs, --without=privileged, ...)
--without=all Disable all optional attributes
Individual archive features:
--with=16bit-uids Store reduced 16bit UID/GID information
--with=32bit-uids Store full 32bit UID/GID information
--with=user-names Store user and group names
--with=sec-time Store timestamps with 1s granularity
--with=usec-time Store timestamps with 1µs granularity
--with=nsec-time Store timestamps with 1ns granularity
--with=2sec-time Store timestamps with 2s granularity
--with=read-only Store per-file read only flag
--with=permissions Store full per-file UNIX permissions
--with=symlinks Store symbolic links
--with=device-nodes Store block and character device nodes
--with=fifos Store named pipe nodes
--with=sockets Store AF_UNIX file system socket nodes
--with=flag-hidden Store FAT "hidden" file flag
--with=flag-system Store FAT "system" file flag
--with=flag-archive Store FAT "archive" file flag
--with=flag-append Store "append-only" file flag
--with=flag-noatime Store "disable access time" file flag
--with=flag-compr Store "enable compression" file flag
--with=flag-nocow Store "disable copy-on-write" file flag
--with=flag-nodump Store "disable dumping" file flag
--with=flag-dirsync Store "synchronous" directory flag
--with=flag-immutable Store "immutable" file flag
--with=flag-sync Store "synchronous" file flag
--with=flag-nocomp Store "disable compression" file flag
--with=flag-projinherit Store "project quota inheritance" flag
--with=subvolume Store btrfs subvolume information
--with=subvolume-ro Store btrfs subvolume read-only property
--with=xattrs Store extended file attributes
--with=acl Store file access control lists
--with=selinux Store SELinux file labels
--with=fcaps Store file capabilities
--with=quota-projid Store ext4/XFS quota project ID
(and similar: --without=16bit-uids, --without=32bit-uids, ...)
Removal
Unmerge
root #emerge --ask --depclean --verbose net-misc/casyncSee also
- Systemd — a modern SysV-style init and rc replacement for Linux systems.
- Rsync — a powerful file sync program capable of efficient file transfers and directory synchronization.
- Git — distributed revision control and source code management tool.
- Tar — an archiver tool that provides the ability to create tar archives, as well as various other kinds of manipulation.