future3: Speed up sync from local folders and network mounts#2598
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Syncing from my home server felt a bit slow. Wifi is the bottleneck, but an improvement of ~25% could still be attained with this patch.
I ran some tests using (the awesome!) hyperfine, copying a 127MB mp3 from a cifs-mounted samba share to a local folder.
rsync --compressrsynccpcpis handsdown fastest. Forrsync,--compressincurs the ~25% penalty I mentioned above.I assume
--compressdoes speed up SSH-transfers, so I left it in for those.