Tuesday, 6 February 2018

Linux from the command line | Linux Tips & Tricks -- save bandwidth and sanity with zsync

Linux from the command line | Linux Tips & Tricks -- save bandwidth and sanity with zsync

zsync can save you a mountain of bandwidth, time and sanity by letting you download only the new parts of a file. For example, if you are downloading successive updates of a beta version of a Linux distribution, you could download a full 4GB ISO file each time, or just once and then maybe just a few megabytes the next time.
OR, maybe you are doing incremental backups of a system over an Internet connection (you are right?).

Note: To install on OpenSUSE use:
zypper in zsync
https://www.ostechnix.com/zsync-file-transfer-utility-download-new-parts-file/

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