Statistical Output of storeBackup.pl
After creating a new backup and possibly deleting old ones, storeBackup
will write some statistical output:
- directories
- Number of directories storeBackup found in
the data source and created in the backup.
- files
- Number of files (more exactly: the number of links)
storeBackup found in the data source. This includes all types of
files storeBackup is able (or configured) to process.
- symbolic links
- Number of symbolic links storeBackup
found in the data source.
- name pipes
- Number of named pipes storeBackup found in
the data source.
- new internal linked files
- Number of files with the same
contents storeBackup found in the actual backup (not in an old
one). This is checked first.
- old linked files
- Number of files which exists in the
previous backup with the same name, same size, same ctime and same
mtime.
- unchanged files
- Number of files with the same contents
storeBackup found in the old backup(s).
- copied files
- Files with new contents, copied to the
backup directory.
- compressed files
- Files with a new contents, compressed
into the backup directory.
- excluded files because pattern
- Files excluded because of
option 'exceptPattern'.
- included files because pattern
- Files included because of
option 'includePattern'.
- max size of copy queue
- Maximum size of copy queue during
the backup.
- max size of compress queue
- Maximum size of compress
queue during the backup.
- calculated md5 sums
- Number of files for which an md5 sum
was calculated.
- forks total
- Total number of forks (number of forks md5 +
forks compress + forks copy + forks named pipes).
- forks md5
- Number of forks for program md5sum.
- forks copy
- Number of forks for program cp.
- forks <compress>
- Number of forks for program <compress>
- sum of source
- Size in bytes of all files in the source
directory.
- sum of target all
- Size in bytes of all files in the
target directory.
- sum of target new
- Size in bytes of new copied or
compressed files in the target directory.
- sum of md5ed files
- Size in bytes of all files for which
an md5 sum was processed.
- sum internal linked (copy)
- Size of bytes of all files
which were internal linked (see: new internal linked files). These
files were linked to files which were copied into the backup.
- sum internal linked (compr)
- Size in bytes of all files
which were internal linked (see: new internal linked files). These
files were linked to files which were stored compressed into the
backup.
- sum old linked (copy)
- Size in bytes of all files which
were linked to older backups (see: old linked files). These files
were linked to files which were copied into the backup.
- sum old linked (compr)
- Size in bytes of all files which
were linked to older backups (see: old linked files). These files
were linked to files which were stored compressed into the backup.
- sum unchanged (copy)
- Size in bytes of all files which
existed with the same name, mtime and atime in the previous
backup. These files were linked to files which were copied into the
old backup.
- sum unchanged (compr)
- Size in bytes of all files which
existed with the same name, mtime and atime in the previous
backup. These files were linked to files which were stored
compressed into the old backup.
- sum new (copy)
- Size in bytes of all files which were
copied into the backup.
- sum new (compr)
- Size in bytes of all files which were
stored compressed into the backup.
- sum new (compr), orig size
- Size in bytes in the source
directory of the above files.
- sum new / orig
- Percentage of new files in the backup to
their original size in the source directory.
- size of md5CheckSum file
- Size of the file
<backupDir>/.md5CheckSums[.bz2].
- size of temporary db files
- Size of the db files
generated during the backup in tmpdir.
- deleted old backups
- Number of old backups which were
deleted.
- deleted directories
- Number of directories deleted in old
backups.
- deleted files
- Number of files truly deleted in old
backups (last link removed).
- (only) removed links
- Number of links removed in old
backups (files not deleted).
- freed space in old directories
- Freed space in old
directories, does not include meta information.
- add. used space in files
- Additionally used space for
this backup: difference between new allocated space and freed space
in old backups.
- backup duration
- Backup duration: time for precommand,
backup, postcommand and deletion of old backups.
- over all files/sec (real time)
- Number of files divided
by real time.
- over all files/sec (CPU time)
- Number of files divided by
(user and system time).
- CPU usage
- Average cpu time for the time period of
"backup duration".
- PROGRESS 2009.05.09 10:16:43 22774 5000 files processed
(324M, 152M) (340234099, 159903981)
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storeBackup read 5000 files so far. The first number (324M or
340234099 bytes) is the total size of new files found on the source.
The second number (152M or 159903981 bytes) is the space consumed in
the backup destination by those new files. This size represents the
files actually copied, the effects of compression to reduce the
size, and the effects of linking to identical files already in the
backup (so that additional spaced used is essentially near 0).
Heinz-Josef Claes
2014-04-20