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Originally posted by ethus3h May 19, 2023
Hi, when I use the latest version of Borg packaged in Guix (updating from 1.1.11 to 1.2.3), I get invalid ChunkerParams value because the script I was using used parameters 10,14,16,4095 that do not pass the validation (parseformat.py#L164).
For now I've rolled back to the old version that allowed those parameters, but I'm wondering what parameters should I put to allow deduplication to continue working against the chunks made with those invalid values?
(I'd like to avoid having to recompress the whole repository since I've already stored several terabytes/many millions of files so re-compressing would be really inconvenient, or I'd just do that.)
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
we previously allowed some weird chunker params, so we just warn
about them instead of rejecting them.
e.g. one could use super small chunk sizes. borg can do that,
but you'll end up with a huge amount of chunks and very large
hash tables (RAM usage) to manage them.
also, one can violate the min <= mask <= max chunker param condition
as in borgbackup#7590 and it will somehow work, but will likely not dedup as good
as when not violating that.
borg2 **will** reject such strange chunker params, see borgbackup#7586 for
some ideas how to "fix" your repos.
Discussed in #7586
Originally posted by ethus3h May 19, 2023
Hi, when I use the latest version of Borg packaged in Guix (updating from 1.1.11 to 1.2.3), I get
invalid ChunkerParams value
because the script I was using used parameters10,14,16,4095
that do not pass the validation (parseformat.py#L164).For now I've rolled back to the old version that allowed those parameters, but I'm wondering what parameters should I put to allow deduplication to continue working against the chunks made with those invalid values?
(I'd like to avoid having to recompress the whole repository since I've already stored several terabytes/many millions of files so re-compressing would be really inconvenient, or I'd just do that.)
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: