On 23/10/19 15:05, Zdenek Kabelac wrote:
Yep - we are recommending to disable zeroing as soon as chunksize >512K.
But for 'security' reason the option it's up to users to select what
fits the needs in the best way - there is no 'one solution fits them
all' in this case.
Sure, but again: if writing a block larger than the underlying chunk,
zeroing can (and should) skipped. Yet I seem to remember that the new
block is zeroed in any case, even if it is going to be rewritten entirely.
Do I remember wrongly?
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