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10-08-2011, 08:11 AM
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One more thing to mention - we ensure that all the metadata for the files copied (ACLs, EAs, etc) are all updated properly, something Finder (and OSX's own file calls) don't usually do. This means that some of those attributes are copied twice (bad version replaced with good version), which does some additional I/O, as you might expect.
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