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The thing is, every time I run this command, even if I didn't touch a thing in the folder, the copy takes the same time as the first copy I did:
sent 8.38G bytes received 113.74K bytes 3.41M bytes/sec
total size is 8.37G speedup is 1.00
No matter how many times I run the same command, on the same folder, the time is the same. Seems like in that case rsync is not useful at all, but I don't understand why.
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Hi,
I'm running this rsync command to back up a folder from my Mac to a mounted folder of my Synology NAS.
rsync --no-compress -avAXEWSlHh --info=progress2 --delete-after /Volumes/SSD1TB/photos /Volumes/NAS/ssd-backup
The thing is, every time I run this command, even if I didn't touch a thing in the folder, the copy takes the same time as the first copy I did:
No matter how many times I run the same command, on the same folder, the time is the same. Seems like in that case
rsync
is not useful at all, but I don't understand why.Thanks 🙏
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