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A bit like rsync's --fuzzy or --compare-dest then?

• jgrahamc 14y ago
  Well, fuzzy tries to find something to use as a 'destination' file so it can send across some hashes. Railgun has more complete information because it is keeping synchronized and thus the part making a request can specify the dictionary to compress with in a single hash.
  • 0x0 14y ago
    Thanks for the explanation, that does sound useful! :)
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